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Dennis smith-4
Of course VW does not need a signon, but other things from VW may (e.g.
Gemstone).

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Re: [vwnc] Has anyone done anything with CAS for single-signon ...

Holger Kleinsorgen-4
Dennis Smith wrote:
> Of course VW does not need a signon, but other things from VW may (e.g.
> Gemstone).
>

given that the name "CAS" is ambigous (several products and companies
share this name) and "things" is rather unspecific, it's a bit difficult
to answer your question ;)

anyway, you might or might not be interested in having a look at the
package SSPI in the public repository:

<quote>
Creates credentials of the logged-on user using the Windows SSPI
library. No username/password must be supplied.

HttpClient new
    useWindowsNegotiate;
    get: 'http://localhost/protected.html'
</quote>
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Re: [vwnc] Has anyone done anything with CAS for single-signon ...

Dennis smith-4
Sorry about the name -- "CAS - Central Authentication Service"
  see   http://www.jasig.org/cas

What we are really after is a single-signon capability, so we need
something that other applications will/can use too.

Holger Kleinsorgen wrote:
Dennis Smith wrote:
  
Of course VW does not need a signon, but other things from VW may (e.g. 
Gemstone).

    

given that the name "CAS" is ambigous (several products and companies 
share this name) and "things" is rather unspecific, it's a bit difficult 
to answer your question ;)

anyway, you might or might not be interested in having a look at the 
package SSPI in the public repository:

<quote>
Creates credentials of the logged-on user using the Windows SSPI 
library. No username/password must be supplied.

HttpClient new
    useWindowsNegotiate;
    get: 'http://localhost/protected.html'
</quote>
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