another topic:
- which is the difference between filter the HTTP request and the
auth-constraint in web.xml.
I think it is the same. Am I right?
On Oct 6, 5:47 pm, Miguel doctormig...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
in the application I am developing I need to authenticate REST api-
calls that are used
Ok, I will try.
And wath is the best way to follow? OAuth?
The aim is a single sign on and not store user credential,like
password and don' implemet registration form ... (and use the google
account)
Thanks a lot!
Regards
On 22 Gen, 21:04, Ikai L (Google) ika...@google.com wrote:
Yes, that's
I've been testing out Spring Security 3.0 combined with RPX from
Janrain. Basically I can authenticate via Google, Facebook, Twitter,
OpenID, Yahoo, Live, etc.
Works great (although startup is a bit slower than normal due to
Spring -- using the precompile option helps).
On Dec 22, 6:02 am,
I'm using basic GWT with RPX - minimal, but works. Simple JDO
persistence. Started with the Mail sample app, but have gutted just
about everything from it.
On Dec 22, 7:06 pm, David Fuelling sappe...@gmail.com wrote:
I've been testing out Spring Security 3.0 combined with RPX from
Janrain.
I figured out the a ACSID isn't being returned. However, this cookie
is
Set-Cookie =
PREF=ID=a4afbd13fc512345:TM=1256612345:LM=1256612345:S=pcGWWyaOZHZA;
expires=Thu27-Oct-2011 02:10:20 GMT; path=/; domain=.google.com
So I tried using it, and still getCurrentUser() is null. I know my
Auth
At the time of creating an application-id on appengine, you have an
option to allow authentication only for users of a particular domain
or for all google account users. If you already have the application
setup for universal google account authentication, then you need to
create a new
For example I'd like my users to enter their u...@mycompany.com email
rather than someb...@gmail.com. Is this possible?
I have a GAE app defined as public which I can authenticate to using
u...@mycompany.com. The rules for when this does and doesn't work seem ill
defined.
then you need to
