I searched the mailing archive and I found a lot about the Login Module but somehow I am confused as to where I would integrate this module.
My Application has a LDAP Security setup working with spring security and all I need to secure now is the Jackrabbit web-application that runs on a different server and provides RMI access for my application. The Jackrabbit web-application I left as I downloaded it and initiate a standard repository. So I am guessing I have to implement that LoginModule somewhere in the Jackrabbit web-application that I downloaded? And if so, where would I add the LoginModule in that application? There is lots of complicated JAAS documentation but nothing about how to implement that into the given web-application. Does anyone know where I can find more information? I am really lost as where to start implementing this stuff. -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: Michael Harris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Gesendet: Montag, 25. August 2008 16:43 An: [email protected] Betreff: Re: How to set up Jackrabbit with JAAS Kurz Ive gathered from viewing these emails that the correct way is to implement your own JAAS LoginModule. Search the email archive for LoginModule and there are some references to how to do that. Unfortunately I cannot help more because I handled security integration in a different (i.e. non-correct wrt the standard that JR expects) way. On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 10:18 AM, Kurz Wolfgang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: > Hello everyone, > > i set up the Jackrabbit web application as a RMI server. > > My own webapplication connects to the repository and uses the data > that's in the repository. > > Now I would like to secure the Jackrabbit webapplication so that only my > application can access it. > > I tried to configure the repository.xml file but whatever username I put > in there it doesn't matter as I always get a connection with whatever I > put there. > > Since I could find anything in the web and the Security Section still > says TODO I thought I would ask here if anyone can point me to a place > where I can read how to set this up or if anyone can just tell me how to > do it. > > Thx a lot in advance for any hints you guys can share! > > -- --------------------- Michael Harris
