Ceren KOKSAL wrote: SNIP
My problem about the application is that, users will log on the apache ds by a web application using a web browser.
SNIP See http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/realm-howto.html#JNDIRealm There's also a Tomcat and ApacheDS article under articles at http://directory.apache.org, although I still need to look at that.
In java code, while connecting to the server, I'm using below code sample.Users will have user names and passwords.How they will connect to the apache ds, using their own user names and passwords?
First you need to create accounts for the users, under for example: cn=accounts, cn=my, cn=or, ou=mycustompartition uid=joe, cn=accounts, cn=my, cn=or, ou=mycustompartition uid=dick, cn=accounts, cn=my, cn=or, ou=mycustompartition uid=harry, cn=accounts, cn=my, cn=or, ou=mycustompartition Then you set Tomcat to authenticate against these entries.
Will it be like that, I'll connect to apache ds using the sample code below.And then I'll take the user's password and user name , I'll check if they are right or not.If right, I'll give permission to make operations on directory.If not, I will not.
Yap...so you need something like triplesec to authorize operations post login.
Or will the users connect to the directory server with their own user names and passwords without using the below code and the below security options?I hope my question is clear:) Thanks a lot..
I believe your initial connection for Tomcat uses the below code, and then once that connection is Tomcat figures out how to do the rest per your configuration of the JNDI connection. SNIP Cheers, - Ole
