Steve,
Type of realm should not make any difference for your web.xml Your
web.xml setup will be the same with JDBCRealm, or SimpleRealm or
JndiRealm. You can use either form based auth (like in your example) or
basic auth with JndiRealm. All JndiRealm config is done in tomcat's
server.xml file
This fragment is from role-map.xml I presume?
<user-role name="cn=*,ou=vidchat,ou=accounts,dc=oven,dc=com">
<app-role>user</app-role>
</user-role>
Right now the only wildcard supported is "*" but it is easy to add
support for regular expressions. Actually you can plug-in your own
RoleMapper. I provided SimpleRoleMapper as an example and default. You
can use your own (just have your com.acme.tomcat.MyRoleMapper implement
RoleMapper interface and in your server.xml specify roleMapperClass =
com.acme.tomcat.MyRoleMapper")
Alex
Hey Alex,
Your JndiRealm looks very interesting. I'm currently installing it for
testing. I have two questions about setup.
1. Can I use your realms in my web.xml as follows?
<login-config>
<auth-method>FORM</auth-method>
<realm-name>UmsRealm</realm-name>
<form-login-config><form-login-page>login.html</form-login-page>
<form-error-page>error.html</form-error-page>
</form-login-config>
</login-config>
2. Can I map names to roles, using wildcards as follows?
<user-role name="cn=*,ou=vidchat,ou=accounts,dc=oven,dc=com">
<app-role>user</app-role>
</user-role>
-- Steve
Steve Cannon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Chief Technology Officer -- OVEN
www.oven.com 646 613 2852
