Rupert Whitefield wrote:
Hi Mark,
Thanks for your response on that. I tested both methods, and still no
joy. It is as if IE can't find the main class. I should have put the
complete error that I am seeing - it reads "Internet Explorer cannot
download main from localhost"," Requested site unav
the JWS
not being able to find a CERT/keystore?
Again - Thanks for your time.
Rupert.
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Sent: 11 April 2008 15:01
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Subject: Re: Apache Tomcat role authorisation against AD2003
Rupert Whitefield wrote
Rupert Whitefield wrote:
So moved onto my next problem, which is why when securing the URL via
HTTPS, everything works great , but IE can no longer 'find' the Java Web
Start application. And it worked on same port with HTTP. Sigh.
Looking into it.
This sounds like the caching problem in IE.
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Rupert,
Rupert Whitefield wrote:
| Thanks for the response. I think you are correct on the role definition
| (could not find a way of escaping or wildcarding the role which struts
| 1.1 suggests is possible) - so have worked a little more on the AD
eturn both the cn and DN, i.e. really twice as much role
data as I need - but at least it works.
Thanks again
Rupert.
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Rupert,
Rupert Whitefield wrote:
|> Roles (users windows domain groups) are being returned, however the
|> issue is that AD is returning the DN, and not the 'cn'. Have tried
|> various values in the roleName field - but these have no effect.
Are CN
> All,
>
> Hoping that someone can help. Checked google/marc etc. Similar
> posts, but no solutions??
>
> Looking to authenticate & authorise Tomcat 5.5.7 against AD 2003.
>
> Authentication works great. Authorisation doesn't.
>
> Server.xml:
>
>
>connectionURL="ldap://x.x.x.x:y
