Is there a way to use Shiro to integrate with the user's regular Windows Active Directory domain account?
In other words once they log into their Windows PC, they should get access to a Shiro/Java web application without entering their credentials a second time. Preferably it would also be possible to have the application's database store the username of the user (along with role/authorization info for that user), used to determine whether they actually have access to the application. There doesn't seem to be any (much) info about SSO w/Shiro out there at all, and the info that is out there seems to be a different type of solution (no integration w/Windows AD domain). But something that meets the requirements I specify above would pretty much be the 'holy grail' of security solutions in my environment. Is this worth pursuing w/Shiro or should I look elsewhere? -- View this message in context: http://shiro-user.582556.n2.nabble.com/SSO-with-a-Windows-domain-tp6236647p6236647.html Sent from the Shiro User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
