Good Friday morning...finally. I'm new to the Java development world, and yet I've been tasked with something fairly intermediate/advanced. Here's my situation: I need to have Remedy communicate to a LDAP for authentication (via AREA). I can't use the stuff provided by BMC/Remedy because it binds to the LDAP...and due to restrictive security policies...it's not going to be done unless absolutely necessary. So, here's my plan. (I'm mirroring this off of another application we have [non-Remedy] that uses this LDAP for authentication). AREA plug-in. Remedy passes authentication information to this plug-in. The plug-in takes this information and attempts to authenticate to the target LDAP. If successful, passes message back to Remedy that they're OK to log in, otherwise not. It sort-of reminds me of a brute-force type of login for hacking...but it's not. Does anyone have any sample code of a Java plug-in?? (Maybe not necessarily for AREA authentication...but just some small app that demonstrates the classes and methods that the plug-in server use [and more specifically, the structure and syntax]). I've got the Integrating manual, and it's got a lot of samples, but they're mostly in C... The samples they do provide for Java aren't used with AREA or the plug-in server. Thanks! J.T. Davies New Edge Networks, Inc. An EarthLink Company
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