John Ellis wrote:
>
> Actually, Miro, it seems to me that it is very generic. The only Tomcat
> specific stuff is "plugged into" the server. If one wanted to do what you and I
> want, we would simply write out own implementations of sender and receiver, and
> pass a class that extends SecurityContext so that server-side verification can
> be done by the receiver.
>
> I am interested in implementing this for RMI, in which case I would still use
> the sender and receiver in the same way they are being used now (so that one
> wouldn't have to write several senders and receivers to accomplish the same task
> in different deliveries of JOnAS).
>
> I still have a few question, but I am downloading Jonathan now to see if I can
> answer them myself.
>
> 1. When/where does the "jonathan.prop" file get loaded fo the client?
> 2. Would this work for a client that was an Applet?
> 3. How should I use/supply the "request_id" that is being passed in?
>
> I expect to find the answers in the code... but if any of you have them off the
> top of your head, let me know.
>
> Thanks,
>
> John
Hi John and Miro,
I think also that our mechanism is generic and your are right when you
say that all you
have to do is to implments classes that implements SecuritySender and
SecurityReceiver
but it works only for Jeremie.
We are interested if you want to contribute for RMI implementation.
Do you need further information about the context propagation mecanism
in JOnAS?
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