Thanks Andy,
for your suggestion. Hard to say, will this solve the authentication
problem, but anyway your message included valuable information for me.
Actually while writing my question, I used original FOP, but thanks to
Kai Mütz, I am now succesfully using fop-ng. I have all my xsls'
Hi Joerg,
I am afraid it's not working because Cocoon is running on the localhost
and wms-server on a virtual host which can't be accessed using localhost
or 127.0.0.1. I am planning of adding these secure wms-servers into
other virtual hosts which each have their own subdomain.domain.net
Hi,
Cocoon 2.1.11 / TomCat 6.0.14
Cocoon is running in main host and wms-server (GeoServer) in another
virtual host. Cocoon gets rasterdata from wms and renders it into pdf.
So there is fo:external-graphics tag in the xsl, which has a wms-request
as a src attribute.
Everything works fine
I did a quick and dirty solution: I add
src=http://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED] to my fo:external-graphics
tag. Just for the testing.
Any better ideas?
Are there any way to build something to sitemap, which would do the
trick? The user has just logged into the GeoServer so there must be some
If I understand it correctly you have two independent web applications
in the same Tomcat instance. Couldn't you stay inside the secure area
so that you don't need to authenticate from Cocoon when accessing the
WMS server? I think you can check if the accessed URL was localhost or
127.0.0.1.
