Hello,
What version of CAS are you in? If you are in CAS > 5.3.9 (or the latest
CAS 6.x), since Pac4j is updated to 3.6.1:
You should see that *emails *is no longer there and there is an *email
*attribute
instead (which is in plain string)
So you can get that very easily, no need to decode
We tried using Ellucian's WSO2. We did not enjoy it. We tried using it in
in 2016. At that time Ellucian was super behind the real WSO2 project at
time. At the same time they had modified it in ways where trying to use
WSO2's documentation was problematic.
I have been super happy with cas, the
The only way I know how, besides writing code, is if you setup a data
source via JNDI and then set the name of that data source in CAS settings
for authentications and audits.
https://apereo.github.io/cas/6.0.x/configuration/Configuration-Properties-Common.html#container-based-jdbc-connections
I am having the same issue.
[result=Service Access
Granted,service=http://localhost:/login/cas,principal=SimplePrincipal(id=102313159136078677102,
Hi!
I have the same problem, did you find the solution?
Thanks!
On Thursday, February 9, 2017 at 8:18:19 AM UTC+1, Ayé Rayé wrote:
>
> Hello everyone and thank you for your feedback.
> I made a gross mistake of not looking at all Tomcat logs. I only came to
> catalina.log thinking that all
Robert,
You are welcome, but I'm just learning about this version of CAS myself.
I'm glad that helped.
We've been using Ellucian's Luminis version of CAS for years. I think
that's still at 3x something, and I never had to do much configuration with
it. We've been using that version with
The same thought had occurred to me
At the moment I'm only using it for a proof of concept where the auth isn't
that important so I haven't looked into/thought about it too much, at least
not yet, and I know I should!, so I'd be happy to hear any thoughts on this.
I guess there's (very)
