> Hi, I'm looking for some iis/jrun integration advice. We have 
> a jrun 3.0 app that uses form based authentication. Nice 
> because we can generate 100s of passwords in batches using 
> pwgen and jrunpasswd. Now we have the need to integrate with 
> crystal reports under iis4 on nt4. We would like to bring 
> these crystal iis 'pages' under the jrun realm, which is 
> defined in our web.xml. I tried using a virtual mapping, 
> but that doesn't work because the crystal reports use some 
> sort of isapi (I'm not too familiar with this) filter that 
> tell it to generate epf (encapsulated postscript, btw, 
> pretty fancy if you haven't seen it). Adding mime types to 
> global.properties was apparently not enough. Not being too 
> knowledgeable on NT/IIS security - is there an easy way to 
> accomplish this? Note that we absolutely do not want to use 
> an IIS/NT gui to admin 100s of users, so if the solution is 
> to have IIS control authentication, I would gladly hear about 
> some way to import gobs of user credentials.

I don't know enough about JRun to say whether there's any way to easily have
a common repository of usernames and passwords between your IIS application
(Crystal Reports) and your JRun application.

However, you can manage NT users from the command line - there are plenty of
free/cheap tools for that. The resource kits for Windows provide tools like
addusers.exe, which can import users from a text file. In addition, you can
build your own command-line tools, if you want to do something a little
different, using Windows Script Host against the ADSI interfaces.

Also, I think there may be third-party products for IIS which will allow IIS
to perform authentication against other user repositories besides the
Windows account manager.

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
voice: (202) 797-5496
fax: (202) 797-5444

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