| Re: [higgins-dev] Getting started with IdAS? |
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Currently, the only component being automatically built (and thus downloadable) is idas. I know you can get and build idas, the jndi cp, and the token service. Each component should have build instructions here.
Yes, IContext.open is effectively authenticate. close is the opposite of open. I'm not sure why, but the idas javadoc from the nightly build seems to be broken right now. An alternate (though not in sync with the latest head code) version is here: http://www.eclipse.org/higgins/org.eclipse.higgins.docs/idas/
Jim
>>> "Marc Boorshtein" <mboorshtein@xxxxxxxxx> 3/8/07 10:51 PM >>> > #1 was a topic of discussion a couple days ago on the irc or some form of IM > as well. It was suggested that Tom put together instructions on how to > install/configure the JNDI context provider. I think it will show up here > soon > http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/JNDI_Context_Provider > Ok, I'll check it out once it's done > For #2, there are unit tests for the JNDI CP, but I don't think there's much > beyond that (we should probably put out some sample code). If you want to > do something more complex, you could deploy the Token Service, backed by the > JNDI CP which is backed by an LDAP server. > the token service...great.Is that a download yet? I only saw the idas.jar under downloads > At least for #1, to get started you can build IdAS and the JNDI CP > (instructions here and here) > Ok, I've got these setup. One question (might be unrelated). Is the "open" method on the context provider supposed to be an authentication method? It appears to be based on the "sample" in the jndi "dev" package. Thanks Marc _______________________________________________ higgins-dev mailing list higgins-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx https://dev.eclipse.org/mailman/listinfo/higgins-dev |