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Meghana, Since your questions are not about developing the CAS framework project itself, but rather are about making use of CAS, they are more appropriately posed on the cas@ email list than on the cas-dev@ email list. For this reason I'm answering here. Congratulations on your multi-domain application. Sounds like a fun project. You can use CAS to accomplish single sign on across multiple web applications and multiple domains. There are CAS client libraries for many platforms, including the JSP, PHP, and .NET platforms you mention. One way to go about implementing your authentication requirements would be to use these clients in each of these environments to leverage a CAS server instance for single sign on and perhaps eventually single sign out. How would you like CAS to integrate with a database? CAS can use but does not require a database for clustering. CAS can read services registry information from an RBDMS. CAS can authenticate credentials presented by end users against data stored in a database. CAS is not a framework for users to create accounts or to register interest in newsletters, but CAS provides an open framework and platform for implementing these sorts of features by making use of industry-standard frameworks like Spring Web Flow and Spring WebMVC. Andrew Meghana Reddy Janumpally wrote:
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