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Re: [higgins-dev] Questions about RPPS and STS configuration
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just a quick suggestion: why not have all components use the property
org.eclipse.higgins.sts.conf (or some similar prop) for their conf
location and have it (the property) default to ~/.higgins ? This seems
more consistent to me.
Best regards,
--Christopher Taylor
David Campos schrieb:
Thanks for your reply Alexander, I was just curious to know why it was
placed on $HOME and not on another public folder. Anyway now I know
something that I didn't knew: that I can change the default location.
About token lifetime modification through configuration files, is that
possible?
Thanks,
---
David Campos
On Mon, Dec 21, 2009 at 18:18, Alexander Yuhimenko
<AYuhimenko@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:AYuhimenko@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Hello David,
Some of RPPS components use configuration files located
$HOME/.higgins, some other depend on
-Dorg.eclipse.higgins.sts.conf property.
if you'd like to put ~.higgins to different location, you may set
user.home java property like -Duser.home="/usr/etc/higgins".
--
thanks,
Alexander Yuhimenko
On Mon, 21 Dec 2009 17:42:30 +0100
David Campos <noymn.the.archangel@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:noymn.the.archangel@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I would like to ask you two questions about Higgins architecture.
There is
> one about RPPS component and another about Higgins STS Token
Generation.
>
> The RPPS question is about why the configuration should be placed
at the
> user profile and not in a simple folder. Maybe is not a big
issue, since
> that webapp should be launched from a server side and over an
Unix OS (the
> problems deploying on Windows with user profiles are crazy) and
the folder
> should not be an issue but over a Windows Server would mean that
the user
> profile could not be available for all users. There is any
special reason?
>
> By the other hand, the question about STS Configuration is
oriented to
> configure Higgins STS in order to specify token lifetime. I have
seen that
> on TokenHandler there is a use of the class IRequestSecurityToken
in order
> to get the LifeTime. There is any way to change this value from
the default
> 7 days to 1 hour?
>
> Thanks for your replies.
> Regards
> ---
> David Campos
> Safelayer Secure Communications
> DMAG UPC Researcher
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