Hello, we have done this :
We have an independant rest api that manages the AUP
We have implemented a
custom AbstractPrincipalAttributeAcceptableUsagePolicyRepository
In the verify method we check if the AUP has been accepted, if not, we put
the AUP text in the flow scope, the text is retrieved from the rest api :
requestContext.getFlowScope().put("auptext", this.getLatestAupText(principal
));
We have a custom page that display the aup text :
templates/casAcceptableUsagePolicyView.html
<div class="aup-text-container">
<p th:utext="${auptext}"/>
</div>
In the submit method of the
AbstractPrincipalAttributeAcceptableUsagePolicyRepository, we call the rest
api to validate the AUP and the method end like that :
WebUtils.putAcceptableUsagePolicyStatusIntoFlowScope(requestContext,
AcceptableUsagePolicyStatus.accepted(WebUtils.getPrincipalFromRequestContext(requestContext)));
return true;
It works well for us and there are only a few classes added to the war
overlay, it's not too much of a burden when we upgrade cas to a new version
Hope this help !
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