N.s.Karthik wrote:
Hi
Thx for the Conversation
but still i am not convinced
How Do I achieve SSO + LDAP for the setup as define below,
I absolutely do not have any Idea, I am confused with lot's URL's
Apache 2.2x (httpd-ssl) ----> Tomcat----> DB
why SSL between Apache2 and tomcat ? is it necessary ?
Usually, people do this :
browser <-- HTTPS --> Apache <-- HTTP or AJP --> Tomcat <--> DB
Traffic expected on system is 300+
300+ what ?
requests per hour, requests per day, per minute ?
number of simultaneous sessions ?
using IE, FFOX, Safari , Opera, Crome
per day,So cannot have some sort of browser plugin, specific installation on
every system.
None of the things suggested so far include anything at the browser level.
Karthik.
You are not getting precise answers, because your question is too vague.
SSO means "Single Sign On". It just means that a user should have to login only once, and
then this login would be valid for several applications.
For exactly the above, Tomcat provides a Single-Sign-On Valve, which will alllow a user to
login once to the first application running on Tomcat, and then the login will be valid if
he calls other applications on the same Tomcat, and for these other applications running
on the same Tomcat he will not have to login again.
(But if he goes to another server, or closes his browser and then comes back to Tomcat, he
will have to login again).
Note that in the above, I do not specify *how* the login happens.
That is Authentication, and it is independent of the SSO aspect.
Now some people, when they say "SSO + LDAP", actually mean : I want the users to be
logged-in automatically in the Tomcat application, based on the login that they did in
Windows on their workstation when they arrived in the morning. Is that what you mean ?
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