Sorry, don't know where i found this anymore. The jk2 docs are out of date.
but its definitely in the source code.
some links:
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/jakarta-tomcat-connectors/jk/native2/server/isapi/isapi_redirector2.reg?rev=1.5&hideattic=0&view=markup
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/
Simply put
request.tomcatAuthentication=false
somewhere in your jk2.properties file.
/Thomas
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Hi,
I'm using
Tomcat 5.0.16
connector-jk-2.0.2-win32-iis
IIS 5.0
Currently my application is running under IIS + ColdFusion(Jrun), but wil
Hi, I appreciate the info.
Could you please point me to the documentation where
you found this information, preferably some official
documentation on the apache site, perhaps?
Thanks,
Jason
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There is an registry entry
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Apache Software Foundation\Jakarta Isapi
Redirector\2.0]
"authComplete"="0"
which toggles authentication handled by tomcat or iis.
just an idea
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have to implicitly
logon, I am using NT authentication with IIS. In
other words, for the virtual directory, I have set the
Anonomous access off, and Integrated Windows
Authenticated on.
In the IIS + ColdFusion setup, my servlet does a
request.getHeader("AUTH_USER"); and this returns th
Thanks, and I should have gone and read the FAQ *before* posting
mark
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From: Tim Funk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2003 11:18 AM
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Subject: Re: Tomcat and NT Authentication
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/faq
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/faq/windows.html#ntlm
-Tim
Turansky, Mark wrote:
Can someone please point me in the right direction for integratin NT authentication with my application running on Tomcat?
I am working on a government project that requires that users be authenticated against
Can someone please point me in the right direction for integratin NT authentication
with my application running on Tomcat?
I am working on a government project that requires that users be authenticated against
their domain. When a user tries to access the web application at, for example
You might be better off looking at the NT documentation than Tomcat
documentation. The way environmental variables, etc. are set on NT is an
NT matter.
At 06:39 PM 12/3/2002 +0100, you wrote:
Hello,
where can I get basic-information about Windows NT Authentication and
Tomcat. I read the Tomcat
Jasper Dammann writes:
Hello,
where can I get basic-information about Windows NT Authentication and
Tomcat. I read the Tomcat Documentation JNDI-Resource HOW-TO and REALM
HOW-TO, but I didnt understand for example how to configure the Windows NT
Server to run Tomcat with Windows NT
Hello,
where can I get basic-information about Windows NT Authentication and
Tomcat. I read the Tomcat Documentation JNDI-Resource HOW-TO and REALM
HOW-TO, but I didnt understand for example how to configure the Windows NT
Server to run Tomcat with Windows NT Authentication
thanks for help
P.S. The classes for NT authentication in JAAS are WINDOWS dependent. They use a
native DLL and JNI. Sorry, been there
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change and are setup for NT authentication on exchange. Given
this information
Implementation
1) My first realm "pop-ed" off the exchange server with domain username and pass.
Since the exchange server uses NT authentication that worked. It is/was kinda hackey,
but it did for
It's still a NT Domain. But my PC is an 2k workstation.
Bongiorno.Christian wrote:
> Well, if you create a custom realm you can specify anything your 'lil heart desires
>in
> the config.xml file.
>
> You have all the right you need to access your NT domain controller if you can log
>onto
> th
. Ask your admin if you're not sure.
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Can't you change the IP adresses and other passwords ? I gues
Yes ... you said that you did it.
Bongiorno.Christian wrote:
> Are these questions on NT authentication directed at me? Not that I mind, I just
>need to know my audience
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Are these questions on NT authentication directed at me? Not that I mind, I just need
to know my audience
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Hi there,
I can give you all the help you need -- I just did that. You will need to
create a custom realm (not tough), and then there are some infrastructure
dependent details to consider. Email me back
Can't you change the IP adresses and other passwords ? I guess they are
too numerous ?
I was asking for an intranet project, but I can't begin testing right
now. I wouldn't even have enough right to access to our NT server.
I would have keep your information for later use.
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I would be interested too, if you can share it.
Thanks.
Bongiorno.Christian wrote:
> Hi there,
> I can give you all the help you need -- I just did that. You will need to
>create a cus
er. Email me back if you want info.
>
>
> Chris
>
>
>
>
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Hi,
I am building a system for the Intranet. We have a NT network. I wanted to know if by
any means I can use the username and password that is registered in the NT Server
Hi,
I am building a system for the Intranet. We have a NT network. I wanted to know if by
any means I can use the username and password that is registered in the NT Server, so
that when a user logs in to NT system, he should be automatically logged in to my
application built on Tomcat?
Can
Has anyone
implemented NT Authentication using JNI before??
Any
pointers would be of great help!
Thanks in
advance,
-Ratnakar
bout it to
give details.
Good luck,
Mike
-Original Message-
From: Rahul Desai
To: Tomcat User at Jakarta(Apache)
Sent: 2/5/01 1:51 AM
Subject: User Authentication using the Windows NT Authentication
Hi,
I am building a system for the Intranet. We have a NT network. I wanted
to know if by
Hi,
I am building a system for the Intranet. We have a NT network. I wanted to
know if by any means I can use the username and password that is registered in
the NT Server as the mode of authentication for my site built on Tomcat?
This is possible with the IIS.But I am not sure how it ma
Josh Knowles wrote:
> Is there any way that you can set up a page to tap into NT authentication? I
> dont know if this would be something that gets set in tomcat or if it is
> something that is non-tomcat related so I thought I would just try this
> list.Thanks,JoshJosh Knowles
>
Is there any way
that you can set up a page to tap into NT authentication? I dont know if
this would be something that gets set in tomcat or if it is something that is
non-tomcat related so I thought I would just try this list.
Thanks,
Josh
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