RE: [Bodington-developers] Unknown Java class SPAuthUser

[Adam M. <ada...@co...>]

Is there an easy to access 'getting started' guide anywhere? This would seem
an essential document.

 

adam

 

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From: bod...@li...
[mailto:bod...@li...] On Behalf Of Atif
Suleman
Sent: 02 March 2006 12:07
To: bod...@li...
Subject: Re: [Bodington-developers] Unknown Java class SPAuthUser

 

Matthew Buckett wrote: 

Atif Suleman wrote:
  

Peter Crowther wrote:
      

Does anyone know off the top of their head what this class does, why
it's unconfigured in a new installation, and how I might go about fixing
the problem?
   
 
        

Do you have the stack trace?
Did the installer run the SQL in
src/org.bodington/server/realm/sp/SPAuthUser.sql? ie do you have the
sp_auth_user table and the right stuff in class/fields?
 
 
      

Did the installer run the following SQL in :
src/org.bodington/server/realm/sp/SPAuthUser.sql?
Can you see the table sp_auth_user in the MS-SQL Server database?
And also can you see the right stuff in class/fields table in the MS-SQL
Server database?
 
SPAuthUser class is used to store the user name of SP authenticated user.
    

 
Is there any documentation on using Bodington as an SP?
 
  

The documentation to configure bodington to work with a SP guard (i.e.
Guanxi SP or Shib SP) is in the following config file:
$BODINGTON_HOME/WEB-INF/bodington-sp/config/sp-authenticator.xml

I would recommend you use Guanxi SP guard because it is a better product
THAN Shib SP guard :-) .

Ta
Atif.