[rt-users] Single Sign Out and maintain session RT 4.0.4/CAS/LDAP/LDAPImport
Example with static image was only to show that something like this work in java application. Ok, but how can I use mason page to do something like that. Can you tell me in a few words how to put this page into RT in the right way? Because I don’t know where I should start with that. Regards, Jan
[rt-users] Single Sign Out and maintain session RT 4.0.4/CAS/LDAP/LDAPImport
I have instance RT 4.0.4 on CentOS 6. With CAS to implement SSO on a few applications and LDAP which stands on AD Win Ser 2008. And now I need to adjust RT to the overall method of closing the user session for the entire system (all subsystems/applications). I wanna ask. Is it possible to obtain the url that returns up to a small page or other static resource, which download will maintain the current logged-on user session? Specific requirements: - Attempt to access a resource, should not create a new session if this is not yet - If the session exists, the attempt to access the resource will cause the session will be extended Sample tests for java web application running on JBoss AS 7.1 shows that it can be any resource such as a static image. But I don’t know how it works in perl applications like RT If you have some thoughts or ideas, I will be very grateful Regards, Jan
Re: [rt-users] Single Sign Out and maintain session RT 4.0.4/CAS/LDAP/LDAPImport
On Tue, Jan 15, 2013 at 03:45:07PM +0100, Jan Niezbędny wrote: Specific requirements: - Attempt to access a resource, should not create a new session if this is not yet - If the session exists, the attempt to access the resource will cause the session will be extended Sample tests for java web application running on JBoss AS 7.1 shows that it can be any resource such as a static image. But I don’t know how it works in perl applications like RT Accessing a static or public image in RT won't send a cookie (or at least shouldn't, there's been a number of cleanups in this area). You'll likely need a simple mason page to do what you want, although RT's reaction to accessing something that needs a cookie is to redirect you to login so you'll need to do work on that. -kevin pgpsxZRrOD6z_.pgp Description: PGP signature
