Juanma,

You might look at uMobile's CAS support as an example.  The uMobile mobile
app, built in the TitaniumAppcelerator framework, is capable of storing the
user's username and password locally, replaying it through CAS login, and
launching web links from the app into browsers pre-provisioned with a
viable TGT single sign-on session token, so that from the experience of the
end user, it "just works".

https://github.com/Jasig/uMobile-app/blob/master/Resources/js/models/login/CASLogin.js,
e.g.

afaik, uMobile isn't doing anything yet with OAuth / Twitter / Facebook /
etc.

Andrew





On Wed, Oct 24, 2012 at 5:21 AM, Juanma <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> The problem is that we are developing a mobile application and we are not
> sure the best way to use CAS.
> We need securize a REST API to be consumed by the mobile application.
>
> Currently we have installed the CAS as a tool for authentication of
> different web applications. We are using authentication by
> username/password and X509, and we plan to use the CAS client support for
> oauth clients (facebook and twitter).
>
> Our goal is to use CAS for mobile users authentication, and  the idea is
> that the user doesn't have to log into each access, and can do login with
> username/password or facebook/twitter (oauth clients).
>
> Has anyone integrated mobile applications with CAS?
>
> Thanks in advanced,
>
> Juanma
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