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>>http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=16541
>>How close is the working JNDIRealm solution to being added?
>I have never got an answer or comment to my added JNDIRealm* classes from an
>tomcat-developer, so it looks like there isnt currently a developer assigned
>to the JNDI authentication stuff. And i think we have no chances to get
>anything of this into 4.1.25.

>So maybe the currently only available solution for us, is to copy the
>JNDIRealm source out of the tomcat sourcetree and use a self patched
>version. This is what i currently do for my client-cert authentication
>stuff.

>Mario


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