Symptoms:
On the client side, lc.getSubject().getPrincipals().size() is always 0,
meaning we aren't logged on.
On the client side, lc.login() with a bad password returns silently.
On the server side, context.getCallerPrincipal() gives the correct name,
even if the client thinks I'm logged in.
Questions:
1. How can I trigger my DatabaseServerLoginModule authentication for my
client?
You must explicitly tell that you want the DatabaseServerLoginModule to
be used, the ClientLoginModule just keeps the user/pass to be used in
subsequent calls
2. I thought that lc.login() should throw a LoginException if the username
and password are bad. Why does this not happen?
the same answer from 1
3. I thought about putting the DatabaseServerLoginModule declaration into
the client auth,conf file, but I presume as this is a client, it can't do
the JNDI lookup on the DS name. Is this correct?
We use LDap login and it works right, but the client have access to the
ldap server. Any idea at how to solve this using a datasource?
Ciao,
Jonathan O'Connor
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