First, full disclosure, I am fairly new to Spring and CAS.  That being said, I 
have been tasked at our institution with adding password management features to 
the CAS system (3.5.2).  To accomplish this, I have added a new Controller to 
our CAS server overlay to perform a password change.  Ironically, the problem I 
am having is securing the new controller behind the CAS authentication.

To try and accomplish this I have modified the securityContext.xml file to 
mimic the settings used for the services management piece.  Using this method I 
have been able to require the user to authenticate with CAS before using the 
password change form, but it seems to not respect the authentication for single 
sign on.

Long story short, I am trying to add several new controllers to the CAS server 
overlay, and would like those controllers to require CAS authentication before 
they are used.  Is there are good way to accomplish this within the CAS server 
overlay, or should I simply write a stand-alone password management application 
that authenticates against CAS?

Thanks,

Andrew McKinney

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