Thanks Scott, Response to your questions below...
Scott Battaglia-2 wrote: > > >> Why don't you just ask for a proxy ticket right before its needed though? > > Flex maintains state on the client and has no concept of a session. I > cannot work out a method of connecting with the ProxyTicketReceptor after > the jsp page that contains the Flex application loads as it runs in the > browser without having to go back to the server (where the session and > ProxyTicketReceptor is running). If I could do that all would be sweet... > alas me not so clever (yet). > >>Depending on the backend service, they may support sessions (or they may not). If they are stateless then you would need a proxy ticket per request. Otherwise, you could use whatever session mechanism the backend > has. Each Proxy Ticket is only designed to be used once though. > > They are stateless Web services, I don't think that real Web Services > maintain state by nature (asynchonous). I am considering a workaround > that maps PT/userid in a BidiMap and maintain state on the ESB... but > that's for tomorrow. > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/ProxyTicket-Timeout-period-tf3398852.html#a9468372 Sent from the CAS Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. _______________________________________________ Yale CAS mailing list [email protected] http://tp.its.yale.edu/mailman/listinfo/cas
