[jcifs] Providing an alternative sign on mechanism.

[Jonathan Trumbull]

Shibu,

I had the same issue and handled it by extending NtlmHttpFilter.  Basically
the user clicks a link on the page which sets a "Manual Logon" cookie that
tells the filter to send back 3 SC_UNAUTHORIZED status's in a row (the count
is stored in a cookie as well).  This forces the browser to bring up the
manual logon dialogbox--works like a champ.

--Jonathan

On 3/16/07, BASHEER, SHIBU <shibu.basheer at emera.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> We are using NtlmHttpFilter for seamless single sign on to our
> applications.  Problem is, some PCs are shared among multiple users.
>
> Is there a way to provide an alternative sign on mechanism so user who are
> not logged on to themselves on a PC can click on a link to sign out and sign
> in as a different user without having to logout and login again to windows?
>
> Currently, we have a all our ..do (struts) url being filtered
> by NtlmHttpFilter.
>
> Thanks,
> Shibu
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