org.clazzes.login.adapter.http
Login Adapter
The login-service-adapter org.clazzes.login.adapter.http listens for providers of the DomainPasswordLoginService interface and exports them adapted as a HttpLoginService (see https://svn.clazzes.org/svn/util/trunk/http-util/src/main/java/org/clazzes/util/http/sec/HttpLoginService.java).
It is provided as an OSGi bundle, which may be activated by
obr:addurl http://maven.clazzes.org/repository.xml
obr:deploy http-login-adapter
The maven artifact is:
<groupId>org.clazzes.login</groupId>
<artifactId>http-login-adapter</artifactId>
URL of exported DomainPasswordLoginService: /http-login/<login.mechanism>/login
<login.mechanism> beeing i.e. jaas from org.clazzes.login.jaas, ldap from org.clazzes.login.ldap, http from org.clazzes.login.http.
Starting with version 1.1.0 of http-login-adapter, the timezone of the user logging in is determined via javascript and propagated to the server as the login time zone, when the configuration parameter doTimeZoneDetection=true is set. The login timezone may be queried using HttpLoginServer.getTimeZone() or ThreadLocalManager.getLoginTimeZone() when using HttpCheckLoginInterceptor of http-aop-util-1.2.0 or later
The login time zone and/or login local may be overwritten using URL parameters to the login service like in the following examples:
login URL | remarks |
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/http-login/<login.mechanism>/login?tz=America/Los_Angeles |
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Testpad
There is a small testpad application to play with this adapter.
It is provided as an OSGi bundle, which may be activated by
obr:addurl http://maven.clazzes.org/repository.xml
obr:deploy http-login-testpad
The maven artifact is:
<groupId>org.clazzes.login</groupId>
<artifactId>http-login-testpad</artifactId>