Scott Battaglia wrote:
John,
CAS ships with adapters that support various authentication methods
(LDAP, RADIUS, JDBC, etc.). In CAS releases we include these jar
files. CAS also includes a localPlugins directory that is where you
place libs, classes, etc. related to your local deployment of CAS. So
if you want to write your own AuthenticationHandler it would go in the
source directory.
*Which* source directory? In the
org.jasig.cas.authentication.handler.support package under
core/src/main/java?
I still find the use of the terms adapters, authentication handler, and
plugins a bit confusing. It could probably use a wiki page to explain it.
If you wanted to use one of the included jar files, just drop it in
the localPlugins/lib directory.
Finally, you'll just need to modify your deployerConfigContext.xml to
use the appropriate AuthenticationHandler (it can be a custom one or
an included one)
Does that clear anything up? :-)
-Scott
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