I think that u are talking about 9.2 from Esri. If u develop Esri "Gis Client" there is no problem at all (it's easy enoght like any other Cas installation). If u are talking about old version consider to use a wms connector under tomcat and protect this with a Yale Cas Client. Start setup with 3 Servers. 1) cas server 2) arcims and/or connector and a simple servlet 3) A pc client with browser
Try using cas as sso for the simple servlet. When all goes well, try with connector and then with arcims. What u need is just time to try. If your system use Apache as front end use mod_cas. But should be a little hard. Good work On 19/04/07, Uday Kari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > Yale CAS Gurus, > > > > I am looking for a good reference in the wiki or mailing lists to achieve > the following subjective strategy question: > > > > "How do I CAS-ify my tomcat deployed client application (or configure the > Yale CAS Server, although I doubt it) so as to fool the client application > to perceive the login exactly as if it were coming in as a tomcat container > login (basic non-SSL is the preferred mode, but I believe we can handle > form-based-SSL which would be the natural thing to do with Yale CAS)?" > > > > More explanation: I am delighted to report that I have succeeded in doing > SSO with "normal" tomcat servlet applications, even across multiple tomcat > instances (and self-generated certificates). However, some of our > applications feature a "servlet connector" that throws a login challenge (or > simply hangs!) if the session (or request -- not sure which – still working > this) is not populated EXACTLY as if the secure request came in through a > tomcat login. For a tomcat driven (or equivalent container driven login), > the servlet connector finds everything it needs from the environment (again > I don't know the exact mechanism, nor do I care for the purpose of this > question). > > > > More specifically, I am having to do SSO into an ArcIMS application using > its servlet connector. Please see www.esri.com if any of you are GIS gurus > as well for details on ArcIMS. I am not a GIS geek…and hence the > "service-oriented" strategy…that is I don't care what exactly ESRI does as > long as I can have Yale CAS provide a login that "looks like" a tomcat login > to the client application (and I don't care for knowing what exactly tomcat > does either). > > > > Did you guys address something like this? If yes, please enlighten me. If > not, consider this a feature request. J > > > > Regards, > > > > Uday Kari > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Yale CAS mailing list > [email protected] > http://tp.its.yale.edu/mailman/listinfo/cas > > _______________________________________________ Yale CAS mailing list [email protected] http://tp.its.yale.edu/mailman/listinfo/cas
