After some vacation/break 'am now back working on some
hacks to get this Jwebmail running.
Seems devel forum is quiet a bit.
I need to integrate a third party authentication, that has API calls to handle, session
redirects and back to Jwebmail. Third party auth is also servlet-based.
Specifically, what are my starting points to get this hack done? Which one has
the authentication handler call? 'believe its SimpleAuth to start with.
Would appreciate if anyone can point me in the direction.
Thanks again and great holiday season ahead.
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I haven't worked on JWebMail authentication in years.
There must be a setting for which authentication method from http://jwebmail.sourceforge.net/jwebmail-guide.html#auth to use, either in the Admin interface or in a .properties or .xml files. One tactic forward would be to take the method closest to what you want to do and search *.java, *.properties, *.xml for usage of that setting, and follow the code from the top down.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
After some vacation/break 'am now back working on some
hacks to get this Jwebmail running.
Seems devel forum is quiet a bit.
I need to integrate a third party authentication, that has API calls to handle, session
redirects and back to Jwebmail. Third party auth is also servlet-based.
Specifically, what are my starting points to get this hack done? Which one has
the authentication handler call? 'believe its SimpleAuth to start with.
Would appreciate if anyone can point me in the direction.
Thanks again and great holiday season ahead.
I haven't worked on JWebMail authentication in years.
There must be a setting for which authentication method from http://jwebmail.sourceforge.net/jwebmail-guide.html#auth to use, either in the Admin interface or in a .properties or .xml files. One tactic forward would be to take the method closest to what you want to do and search *.java, *.properties, *.xml for usage of that setting, and follow the code from the top down.