Dear Scott, Actually, I'm not quite clear about your approach, for example what is Spring Remoting protocol. Since I'm new to the Spring framework, making changes to it may be a trouble to me in short term.
Instead, I'm thinking whether I can make good use of the current CAS implementation. For example, from my standalone application written in VB, trigger some HTTP requests to the current link https://localhost:8443/cas/login providing parameters like username and password, and then get some responses saying login success or not. Please comment. Thanks, Harry -------------------------------------------------- You can expose the CAS interfaces via any Spring Remoting protocol (or xFire). The easiest way is to create an interface/implementation similar to CentralAuthenticationService that replaces "Credentials" with the concrete Credentials class you wish to use and then delegate to a concrete-configured instance of CentralAuthenticationServiceImpl and then expose the interface you create via one of the protocols that you support. This does not allow you to truly do single sign on though unless your applications can somehow share the TGT. -Scott On 10/4/06, Harry Ng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi All, > > I'm thinking about the possibility to connect standalone applications > to CAS for authentication. As what I understand, all applications > being CASified are web applications. The CAS Clients available are > mainly languages or applications that are for web use. However, my > company does have many applications already developed using VB and C#, > it is almost impossible to rewrite them all. Is anyone have an idea to > connect them to CAS? > > Thanks for your comment. > > Harry > > -- > My Weblog - http://wpmu.planner4u.org/ > -- My Weblog - http://wpmu.planner4u.org/ _______________________________________________ Yale CAS mailing list [email protected] http://tp.its.yale.edu/mailman/listinfo/cas
