thats right scott , cause what I took in college was just simple programing , I have never wrote a web application ( java servlet ) in college what I took was just programing and Database and html and some mySQL
thanx for u reply Date: Thu, 9 Jul 2009 10:29:22 -0400 From: [email protected] Subject: Re: [cas-user] CAS To: [email protected] CAS, like many other open source (and commercial projects) requires knowledge of tools and concepts that you might not have been exposed to yet in your early college career. In previous emails, you've demonstrated you have minimal knowledge of how traditional web applications are set up. There's nothing wrong with this lack of knowledge (we all start somewhere), but this list isn't an Introduction to Enterprise Software class. Use this opportunity to really learn some skills that may help you in the future: * Take a look at the Servlet specification (i.e. web.xml) * Learn how containers such as Tomcat log errors and log messages that the application may output * Look into standard tools such as Maven2 or Spring to see how they operate. CAS relies heavily on Maven2 for its build and dependency management. If you're not familiar with that, you're going to have trouble building CAS. The mere fact that you had to try 3 versions of CAS indicates you're not doing something correctly. Take a step back and learn the basic toolset before you even try and tackle CAS. This will help you not only with CAS, but with any open source or commercial product you may look at in the future. As for LDAP, its documented here: http://www.ja-sig.org/wiki/display/CASUM/LDAP Note, that it assumes you have some knowledge of Spring and Maven2, because the manual is not meant to be a tutorial on Maven2 or Spring. Good luck! Cheers, Scott 2009/7/9 Abdellatif HAROUS <[email protected]> I am asking about the time cause I am really lost , I just finished my second year in college ( so by the begining of the next semester I will be junior ) I am a computer science student , and now I m on summer internship , and my task is to this single sign on , the problem is I have not seen such things in college so I completely lost with CAS , for example I had to try 3 versions of CAS until I managed to connect the CAS with the LDAP and now I am just trying to connect a simple java servlet with the CAS and things are not going in the right way at all > Date: Thu, 9 Jul 2009 10:15:03 -0400 > From: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [cas-user] CAS > To: [email protected] > > I would be very careful when accepting opinions for something you may > have not done before. If budget, and financial decisions could be > made based on your questions, do your homework. > > I'm writing this only becaus William's response sounds as if he would > limit this time to no more than a week. And, I've done exactly what > you're asking over the course of months on a state government project > because different applications were written by entirely different > agencies and CAS had to be explained and taught somewhat to each > organization. > > Anyhow, do your homework and consider everything before making any > time dependent decisions, especially if it means obtaining acceptance > and funding for the effort. > > David > > 2009/7/9 Abdellatif HAROUS <[email protected]>: > > hi all ........ > > > > could some one tell me how long does it take to install the CAS , and > > connect it with the LDAP and then connect the > > CAS with two java application , in order to have single sign on ....... > > could some one give an approximate time for aperso who is > > new to CAS , like is it one week , two , etc or less > > > > > > thanx > > > > ________________________________ > > check out the rest of the Windows Live™. More than mail–Windows Live™ goes > > way beyond your inbox. 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