FW: [jcifs] Authenticate web Application with domain LoginId andpassword

[vijay]

Hi,

Can you please elaborate about the example of using "jcifs-rap-0.8.0b1" for
my problem.

 where can I found some sample code to start with.


Regard's
Vijay

Murphy's Seventh Law: Left to themselves, things tend to go from bad to
worse.


-----Original Message-----
From: eglass1 at comcast.net [mailto:eglass1 at comcast.net]
Sent: Tuesday, March 02, 2004 3:44 PM
To: Michael B Allen
Cc: vijay; jcifs at lists.samba.org
Subject: Re: [jcifs] Authenticate web Application with domain LoginId
andpassword



> > I have my web application running in tomcat4.1.29 on windows OS, right
now
> > web application authenticate user with the loginID and password stored
in
> > oracle database, but now I want to authenticate the user with there
domain
> > login-id and password.
>
> See the documentation on our website regarding the NtlmHttpFilter.
>

It's also possible to use a form-based scheme (if that is what you're
looking for).  Container-based authentication isn't available, although you
could write a provider using whatever container-specific API is available
from your container vendor.

> > What should I used to do this, I would also required to edit and delete
> > the
> > domain LoginId and password through my web application is it possible?
>
> It might be with Eric's jcifs-rap branch but I haven't tried it.
>

Should be (although the rap stuff is a bit experimental).  Changing the
password requires knowledge of the current account password; adding/deleting
users requires a domain administrator account.

Eric


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> > I have my web application running in tomcat4.1.29 on windows OS, right now
> > web application authenticate user with the loginID and password stored in
> > oracle database, but now I want to authenticate the user with there domain
> > login-id and password.
> 
> See the documentation on our website regarding the NtlmHttpFilter.
> 

It's also possible to use a form-based scheme (if that is what you're
looking for).  Container-based authentication isn't available, although you
could write a provider using whatever container-specific API is available
from your container vendor.

> > What should I used to do this, I would also required to edit and delete
> > the
> > domain LoginId and password through my web application is it possible?
> 
> It might be with Eric's jcifs-rap branch but I haven't tried it.
> 

Should be (although the rap stuff is a bit experimental).  Changing the
password requires knowledge of the current account password; adding/deleting
users requires a domain administrator account.

Eric