RE: Integration into a Single Sign on Solution

SAML is certainly part of the solution. JAAS is designed to work within a container. If you have portal apps that are not Java based (like integrating MS Exchange OWA) but you want to use the portal to authenticate access to them then SAML (SiteMinder, NetPoint, Shibboleth, etc...) is your best opt

Re: creating sub-tabs

John Thanks for your input. I'm looking for the sub tabs as just hyper links. The main tab is a hyperlink too ( out of the box jetspeed) , but I have customized that template to have my own look and feel. So in this, should I have 2 templates and do I have to create a seperate controller. In y

Re: Integration into a Single Sign on Solution

On Monday, December 15, 2003, at 12:18 PM, Weaver, Scott wrote: Hi Mark, Jetspeed 2 is actually using both JAAS and the java.util.prefs apis. With JAAS, we are just getting started coding. For now Im putting a Subject and its principals in the request based on the authenticated credentials fr

RE: Integration into a Single Sign on Solution

Hi Mark, Jetspeed 2 is actually using both JAAS and the java.util.prefs apis. - straight JAAS for security because abstracting and abstraction IMOHO is a waste of time. - java.util.prefs to manage both users' personalized information along with portlet preferences. Thanks to David Le Strat

RE: Problems with Resource Bundles

Please see http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=23385 for a related bug report. The only workaround I know of, is to make a copy of the English language resource bundle and make your changes there (i.e. you must have all resources in your custom bundle, even those that you are not over

Re: Integration into a Single Sign on Solution

I have a similar problem. Unfortunately, SAML isn't the solution. Does anyone know if there are any plans to support JAAS in JetSpeed? The J2EE 1.4 spec calls for JAAS to be the default authentication mechanism. This is built into Tomcat 5.0, and there's also some support for it within the To

RE: Struts 1.1 with jetspeed-2

> -Original Message- > From: Frans Thamura [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Sunday, December 14, 2003 10:43 AM > To: Jetspeed Users List > Subject: Re: Struts 1.1 with jetspeed-2 > > add cocoon too :) > > so we can make an MVC model, Of course ;) ** |

Using tomcat builtin security service in Jetspeed

Hi, I would like to use the default security context provided by tomcat through the use of JNDIRealm : I would like to use the security constraints defined in the web.xml file and the underlying tomcat form-based mechanism instead of using your authentication pages. My scenario 1/ I log in using

forward link

Hi, I need to give a link from one of my portlet to another portal(tab) which displays a strus application. How can I achieve this ? I need to send different parameters from my portlet. Any suggestions or cmments are welcome. Thanks and Regards Mithra

Problems with Resource Bundles

Hi, I'm having problems with resourcebundles and localization. I want to change the portal title (default Welcome to Jetspeed) in my own portal so I have changed the values in my JPortalTurbine.properties as follows module.packages=fi.tut.modules locale.default.bundles=fi.tut.modules.localization.

Error while replacing the Authentication classes

I have written a code which does the following Objective:- Jetspeed uses its own set of tables to create users, login/ logout users, and to check access control. This code was written to remove this dependency and to pick up the Jetspeed required data from my own tables. For this reason it wa