Scott Battaglia a écrit :
> On Sun, Jun 29, 2008 at 5:22 AM, Pascal Aubry 
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> 
> wrote:
>
>     Scott Battaglia a écrit :
>>     CAS3 supports the url parameter for passing the value to the
>>     logout page for displaying "Click here to go back to your
>>     application."
>>
>>     I can't speak for what CAS1 or CAS2 did.  I don't believe there
>>     was an official way to do this sort of redirect, though I believe
>>     Yale had implemented a way unofficially.
>     I also believe that there was no official way to do it. Speaking
>     of what I know, the *service *parameter was used in the packages
>     esup-cas-server and esup-cas-quick-start (cas v2) to pass the
>     logout url to the cas server, i.e. the url the cas server should
>     redirect the user to after logout. The feature had been proposed
>     to the cas developers (Drew Mazurek was managing cas at this time
>     if I remember well) but never added, so class
>     edu.yale.its.tp.cas.servlet.Logout had been patched and the logout
>     feature added to 'our' cas distribution.
>     Now that cas v3 supports sign out, I think that one parameter only
>     should be used, but which one? Julien (thanks to him) had a look
>     at the cas sources and here is below what he saw. Scott, feel free
>     to correct us if we are wrong.
>
>     The way the user is redirected after logout depends on the
>     parameter p:followServiceRedirects of the logout controller (cf
>     WEB-INF/cas-servlet.xml):
>
>         * if true, cas uses parameter *service *(cf
>           
> https://www.ja-sig.org/svn/cas3/trunk/cas-server-core/src/main/java/org/jasig/cas/web/LogoutController.java)
>           to redirect the user automatically
>         * if false (by default), cas uses parameter *url *to present a
>           link after logout (cf
>           
> https://www.ja-sig.org/svn/cas3/trunk/cas-server-webapp/src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/view/jsp/default/ui/casLogoutView.jsp).
>
>     According to
>     http://www.ja-sig.org/products/cas/overview/protocol/index.html
>     section 2.3.1, the *url *should be used only.
>
>  
> The specification states that the url parameter tells CAS what to 
> display on the logout page, so the CAS v3 is doing the correct behavior.
>
>
>
>     I think that what we should do is:
>
>         * make LogoutController.java use *url *instead of *service*
>
> The behavior of the LogoutController won't change.  Its correct. url 
> is displayed and service redirects (if its turned on).
Ok. Since phpCAS does not know how the cas server behaves (redirects or 
shows a link), it has to pass both url and service parameters. Can you 
confirm this?
>
>        *
>
>
>         * make phpCAS use *url *to comply to the specs, and also use
>           *service *until release 1.1
>
> Using url won't redirect you.  Only service will.  That's not going to 
> change.
Understood. The service parameter has to be passed as well and will not 
be removed.
>
>         * Let local adapters (such as Adam with his *destination
>           *parameter) patch phpCAS locally to also pass their
>           parameter at logout
>
No change here.
Just one last question: why does cas need two parameters? I feel that 
the service parameter could be used instead of the url parameter 
everywhere, and that the url parameter is not really needed. Am I wrong? 
Are there any scenario where the two parameters could have different values?
PA
>
>         * Strongly invite phpCAS users to switch to the official cas
>           v3 asap.
>
>     btw, http://developer.ja-sig.org/source/ does not respond this
>     morning.
>
> Yes,  we're working on doing some testing of FishEye with Atlassian 
> and they want us to test it without the HTTP connector (which means 
> you guys can't see it).  You can still do https://www.ja-sig.org/svn 
>  I'm not sure unfortunately when we'll have it available to the public 
> again . You're the first one to notice (or at least say anything ;-)).
>
> -Scott 
>
>
>
>     PA
>
>>     -Scott
>>
>>     -Scott Battaglia
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>>
>>     On Sun, Jun 29, 2008 at 12:10 AM, Adam Moore
>>     <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
>>
>>         So would I be correct in saying:
>>
>>         CAS 1:  ?url=
>>         CAS 2:  ?destination=
>>         CAS 3:  ?service=
>>
>>         Scott Battaglia wrote:
>>>         CAS 3 will follow the service url for redirecting back if
>>>         its enabled on the LogoutController. If the other parameters
>>>         are there it will probably ignore them.
>>>
>>>         -Scott
>>>
>>>         -Scott Battaglia
>>>         PGP Public Key Id: 0x383733AA
>>>         LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/scottbattaglia
>>>
>>>         On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 3:57 PM, Pascal Aubry
>>>         <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>         <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
>>>
>>>             Adam Moore a écrit :
>>>             > I see in the logout method it is using ?service=  for
>>>             logout url.
>>>             > Currently within another project I am working on
>>>             people have different
>>>             > parameters for the logout url.  For me ?destination=
>>>              is what works.
>>>             > For others ?url= is what works and sometimes ?service=
>>>             works.  Looking
>>>             > at the documentation for cas, it seems cas 1.0 uses
>>>             ?url=.  The way we
>>>             > handled it in this project is to specify all three on
>>>             the logout url
>>>             > and the server can decide which one to use.
>>>             >
>>>             > So line 930 in the client.php file could look like this.
>>>             >
>>>             > $url = '?service=' . $url . '&destination=' . $url .
>>>             '&service=' . $url;
>>>             >
>>>             > Thoughts?
>>>             >
>>>             > Adam
>>>             Hi Adam,
>>>             I feel that passing the three parameters is the quick
>>>             and dirty way to
>>>             make it work. I did it for 1.0.0RC2, please test.
>>>             However, I think that one parameter should be enough.
>>>             What do CAS
>>>             developers think about it?
>>>             PA
>>>
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