Ersin Er wrote:
Enrique Rodriguez wrote:
I recommend studying the MINA framework. Once you understand the
layout of a MINA server-side protocol, I think the Kerberos
implementation will be much easier to understand, especially since you
already have Kerberos knowledge. In particular, look at MINA's
IoHandlerChain's, as the Kerberos protocol provider is comprised of 3
chains, namely AS, TGS, and pre-auth chains which follow the "Gang of
Four" Chain of Responsibility (CoR) pattern.
I have seen that our CoR implementation was a fork of Commons Chain and
as far as I remember a new version (1.1) of Commons Chain came out a few
weeks ago. I am not sure if there is anything related to our stuff, but
just a FYI.
Trustin re-wrote the chain code for MINA; same pattern, different code.
There is no longer any code from Commons Chain.
Enrique
