Re: [ebxmlms-develop] hermes 1.0

[Ronald v. K. <rv...@ab...>]

I agree with this order, and with session info as well. SAML based 
authentication would be possible then as well.

Embedded webserver is nice in some instances, but since tomcat is not 
that heavy, embedding tomcat (see the site how to do that) is an option, 
but just running it inside tomcat and making use of all the features it 
has regarding certificates etc.  sound better to me. But he... that's 
just me

Ronald

Mayne, Peter probeerde het volgende duidelijk te maken op 07-04-03 07:15:

> I'd modify "client authentication remote user passing" to "session 
> information passing". Including all session information (HTTP headers, 
> time of connection, etc as well as remote user/host/address, and the 
> equivalent for SMTP) allows for uses in the future that we don't think 
> of right now.
>  
> If we're adding the user as metadata, it can't be too hard to add 
> everything else as well (can it?).
>  
> My personal priority order would be
>  
> 1 session information passing
> 2 AXIS (no more Sun bugs)
> 3 client certificate authentication
> 4 embedded web server
>  
> PJDM
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>     -----Original Message-----
>     *From:* Patrick Yee [mailto:kc...@ce...]
>     *Sent:* Monday, 7 April 2003 2:52 PM
>     *To:* ebx...@so...
>     *Subject:* [ebxmlms-develop] hermes 1.0
>
>     Now, Hermes development is turning to version pre-1.0. We are
>     refining the internal package structure and after that we want to
>     invite you guys to join the development. I think this is valuable
>     for Hermes development as we don't have time and resources to
>     address all requirement in Hermes 1.0. Now, at least we have the
>     following pending items:
>      
>     . client certificate authentication
>     . client authentication remote user passing
>     . AXIS
>     . embed web server
>      
>     What do you think?
>      
>     Regards, -Patrick
>      
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