All my applications are REST so CAS doesn't work I think
El dic. 30, 2015 7:19 PM, "Dave S" <snidely....@gmail.com> escribió:

> On Wednesday, December 30, 2015 at 2:33:46 PM UTC-8,
> luis.va...@metamaxzone.com wrote:
>>
>> What if i've two different applications (event in two differents
>> machines) one for the front end of my site (all my views, form, etc...) and
>> other to authenticate my users, i mean, a micro service architecture.
>>
>
> Does the web2py CAS support help with this?  Assuming you're investigating
> the JWT support.
>
> <URL:
> http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/09/access-control#Central-Authentication-Service
> >
>
> /dps
>
>
>
>>
>> El jueves, 24 de diciembre de 2015, 10:51:42 (UTC-4:30), Massimo Di
>> Pierro escribió:
>>>
>>> web2py 2.13.3 is out. MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYBODY!!!
>>>
>>> It contains some bug fixes for bugs introduced in 2.13.1-2 and most
>>> importantly it contains experimental support for JWT. Here is how it works:
>>>
>>>         1) instantiate auth with
>>>
>>>             auth = Auth(db, jwt = {'secret_key':'secret'})
>>>
>>>         where 'secret' is your own secret string.
>>>
>>>         2) Secorate functions that require login but should accept the
>>> JWT token credentials:
>>>
>>>             @auth.allows_jwt()
>>>             @auth.requires_login()
>>>             def myapi(): return 'hello %s' % auth.user.email
>>>
>>>         Notice jwt is allowed but not required. if user is logged in,
>>> myapi is accessible.
>>>
>>>         3) Use it!
>>>         Now API users can obtain a token with
>>>
>>>             http://.../app/default/user/jwt?username=...&password=....
>>>
>>>         (returns json object with a token attribute)
>>>         API users can refresh an existing token with
>>>
>>>             http://.../app/default/user/jwt?token=...
>>>
>>>         they can authenticate themselves when calling http:/.../myapi by
>>> injecting a header
>>>
>>>             Authorization: Bearer <the jwt token>
>>>
>>>         Any additional attributes in the jwt argument of Auth() below:
>>>
>>>            auth = Auth(db, jwt = {...})
>>>
>>>         are passed to the constructor of class AuthJWT. Look there for
>>> documentation.
>>>
>>> Thanks Niphlod again for implementing this.
>>> Please help us check it so we will declare it stable in the next release.
>>>
>>> Massimo
>>>
>>>
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