Re: packaging a custom LoginModule?

2005-12-01 Thread toby cabot
> You should be able to construct a jar including your class, and get it > into the application classloader using a > toby/jars/cabot-security-1.0.jar > element. I think I actually tested something like this when I added > support for it :-) Thanks! That's the ticket. Works great.

Re: packaging a custom LoginModule?

2005-11-29 Thread David Jencks
First, I think that in M5 you have to package your class in our security jar, so you should use the head version. You should be able to construct a jar including your class, and get it into the application classloader using a toby/jars/cabot-security-1.0.jar element. I think I actually t

packaging a custom LoginModule?

2005-11-29 Thread toby cabot
Hi Folks, I need to authenticate users of a webapp running in Geronimo, but the creds come from a proprietary XML format file. My first thought was to write a quick hack in my webapp, but then I thought that I'd try it the J2EE way. So I started poking around in the guts of Geronimo's security c