#70 64-bit support for Single Sign On (SSO)

[j_knight]

A 64-bit process cannot load a 32-bit DLL. So when we
upgraded to the 64-bit version of Java 1.5 on our
64-bit machines, we needed a 64-bit version of the file
ntlmauth.dll. This file is used by the jtds jdbc driver
for Windows authentication, or SSO (Single Sign On).
Attached is the 64-bit DLL file that I generated, using
the jtds source code and a 64-bit compiler.

Please note that I created this file with an x64
compiler (AMD64, Xeon processor). This has not been
tested on an Itanium 64 (IA64) machine. But it might
work anyway.

[j_knight]

64-bit Single Sign On DLL file

[j_knight]

64-bit Single Sign On DLL file and source

[j_knight]

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I forgot to include the source files that I modified. The
attached zip contains the source and the DLL that I generated.

[stardog33]

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I would also like this. It didnt look like you included the
visual c++ project and solutions files which would be
helpful. The x64 compile wont work on a ia64 machine. I
could make an itanium build/project files if anyone wants it.

[Alin Sinpalean]

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By all means, please do it. I'll add it to the libraries in
the codebase.

Alin.

[j_knight]

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I think you should add it too. Unfortunately I don't have
any project nor solution files to give you, because none
were generated. I compiled those binaries from the command
line. All the files I used were included in that zip file.
Sorry about that.

[stardog33]

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I added issue 1504761 with the updated mak files to compile
the sso dll with the free windows platform sdk. I also
added the binary compiled dlls for x86 and Itanium.

[Brian Heineman]

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Thank you the the patch. The changes have been applied to CVS and will be available in the next release. NOTE: The ntlmauth.mak and makefile.bat files from issue 1504761 were applied instead as they did not contain hard coded paths and add support for the Itanium processor.

Cheers,
-Brian