We are using LDAP at work to perform similar user validation,
I would recomend using Client Variables instead of cookies.I don't see
why you would want to use java servlets for this process, heres sample
code:
1) In your index.cfm file include this or similar code:
cfif NOT
By the way, if you insist on using Cookies accross multiple sub-domains
SetDomainCookies=Yes, i.e xxx.domain.com, ttt.domain.com,
etc.. if your talking about different domains, i.e
www.xxx.com
www.yyy.com, you won't
be SetdomainCookies won't work
At 09:25 AM 4/20/2002 +0400, you wrote:
We are
Message-From: Safley, Nicole
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Yes. The site will be secure, and will span multiple
domains.
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or drawbacks to this solution other than the
design.
-Original Message-From: LaPlante, Bryan
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I
didn't realize this solution
Do you
mean that you want to share a login among multiple cfapplication's? You
could use the server scope to store your variable. Using a cookie will cause
some issues if you try to access it from a separate domain, server variables
will over come that. I would be glad to help you set this
Nicole,
Are you worried that the cookie with be unreadable
because the site will be 'secure' with a certificate? Because, if you're
using session variables and cfapplication it isnt affected by having a
SSL certificate. Is that your concern?
Thanks,
Robert
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: [KCFusion]
Implementing an Enterprise Single Login
Do
you mean that you want to share a login among multiple
cfapplication's? You could use the server scope to store your
variable. Using a cookie will cause some issues if you try to access it from a
separate domain, server variables
Yes. The site will be secure, and will span multiple domains.
-Original Message-From: Robert
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Nicole,
Are you worried
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Safley,
Nicole
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Actually, the majority of the applications are on separate domains
