At 05:14 PM 2/10/2006, Aaron Mulder wrote:
Sorry, you're crediting me with a lot more CORBA knowledge than I
deserve. :) In particular, I'm not sure what the right IIOP URL or
corbaname URL should be. Let me give you a more specific scenario:
Let's say I have a session bean running in
The [EMAIL PROTECTED] form is also what we use in the Trifork Server/ORB...
Andy Piper wrote:
At 03:51 PM 2/10/2006, Aaron Mulder wrote:
Just to be clear, I'm talking about GSSUP authentication (where the
client sends a token containing a username and password and an encoded
domain name) not
According to the CORBA 3.0.3 spec (and I believe the original CSIv2
spec says the same):
Scoped-Username GSS Name Form
The scoped-username GSS name form is defined as follows, where name_value
and
name_scope contain a sequence of 1 or more UTF8 encoded
characters.
scoped-username ::=
I don't believe it's actually required to provide the username in the
client identity field if you have a password. You can simply provide
an auth token containing both username and password and set the
identity token to ITTAbsent. We (WLS) only fallback on
ITTPrincipleName if there is no
Just to be clear, I'm talking about GSSUP authentication (where the
client sends a token containing a username and password and an encoded
domain name) not one of the principal name strategies (e.g. ITT*).
Jeppe, I'm not clear whether the GSS Name Form you're describing
applies to the username in
At 03:51 PM 2/10/2006, Aaron Mulder wrote:
Andy, is there some good documentation on exposing an EJB via CORBA in
WebLogic, or configuring an EJB reference to connect to a remote CORBA
EJB? I might as well try a WebLogic-to-Geronimo test to help resolve
this.
Its enabled by default. In theory
At 03:51 PM 2/10/2006, Aaron Mulder wrote:
Just to be clear, I'm talking about GSSUP authentication (where the
client sends a token containing a username and password and an encoded
domain name) not one of the principal name strategies (e.g. ITT*).
Jeppe, I'm not clear whether the GSS Name Form
Andy,
Sorry, you're crediting me with a lot more CORBA knowledge than I
deserve. :) In particular, I'm not sure what the right IIOP URL or
corbaname URL should be. Let me give you a more specific scenario:
Let's say I have a session bean running in Geronimo, so the Geronimo
side of the
So it turns out our GSSUP token encoder set the username to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and the GSSUP token decoder did not lop off the
@domain part, so Geronimo could not talk to itself using GSSUP.
I changed the token encoder to just pass the username straight through
-- there is a separate field in the
