RE: User Authentication
RE: User Authentication
- Subject: RE: User Authentication
- From: Andy Beier <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 31 May 2005 09:50:24 -0700
- Thread-topic: User Authentication
Yes it can be done with WebObjects.
One option to access the LDAP is to use Java's JNDI:
http://java.sun.com/products/jndi/tutorial/ldap/
All you need to do is retrieve from LDAP the user's home folder path and
open it using JavaIO. Keep in mind that if your user's folders are on a
different machine then your app server you will need to network mount
them on the app machine.
Good Luck,
Andy
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Subject: User Authentication
I am trying to access my Mac OS X Tiger's LDAP server to authenticate
multiple users via sessions. When the user logs in I want the WebObject
Application to access the user's home directory. Can this be done with
WebObjects or should I use JSP, PHP, Perl, any suggestion would be
greatly recommended. I also want them to be able to write to their
directories also, either via a WebObjects Application or by WebDAV.
Comments Appreciated...
Rick Langschultz
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