Hi

I am trying to implement CAS SSO authentication for an Oracle ADF/JSF 
application (running under 10gR3 - 10.1.3.5) .  As I understand it we 
have to do the following at a minimum:

Step 1

Successfully implement CAS "filters" in the application's web.xml which 
will force a person logging onto the our JSF application to 
re-authenticate against the CAS server if they haven't already logged in 
via our CASify'd portal. I have tried putting the CAS filters in the 
web.xml, as per the instructions for the CAS client, but have not 
managed to get CAS authentication to work. I am wondering if there are 
issues to do with the Oracle software we are running.

Additionally we want to do the following:

Step 2

Somehow once CAS authentication has been successful we need to bypass 
(programmatically or otherwise) the normal forms based JAAS 
authentication  which our application uses (where you enter a 
logon/password) by writing some java code to capture the CAS 
authentication details and hand these over to a custom security provider 
component (essentially java code which runs a database PL/SQL procedure 
to perform a LDAP lookup confirming clients identity). We are using the 
JAAS login module class 
"oracle.sample.dbloginmodule.DBProcLM.DBProcOraDataSourceLoginModule"


Has anyone successfully CASify'd an Oracle ADF/JSF application in a 
similar fashion? Is it possible/doable or are there inherent problems 
with achieving this on the oracle version we are using? Have you managed 
to at least achieve Step 1 without Java coding?

thanks
Brian

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