I know it is possible to integrate LDAP with Jetspeed. The security in
Jetspeed is actually coming from the Turbine framework. After looking at a
configuration that uses LDAP it looks like they changed some settings in
the TurbineResources.properties and created some classes.
The following properties were changed:
services.TurbineSecurityService.classname property
services.TurbineSecurityService.user.class
services.TurbineSecurityService.user.manager property.
I think you are going to be most interested in building a class that
implements the UserManager interface because I see the following comment
above the services.TurbineSecurityService.user.manager property.
#
# This is the class that implements UserManager interface.
# Override this setting if you want your User information stored
# on a different medium (LDAP directory is a good example).
# Default implementation uses Peers and a relational database .
#
Hope this helps.
Donald Bell
IBM Knowledge & Content Management
Phone (314) 469-5891
Bob.Wilson@ameri
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08/28/2001 01:13 Subject: Jetspeed and LDAP
PM
Please respond
to jetspeed-user
Does anyone know if there is documentation on how to implement both
Jetspeed
and LDAP together so that only a single sign-in is required by users?? Or
is this something that isn't possible?
Thanks,
Bob Wilson.
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