I'm using CAS 5.2.4, deployed on Tomcat 9.0.8, running on Windows 10. I want to connect to LDAP, but I don't know where the cas.properties has to be placed.
I have already placed it in :
C:\etc\cas
C:\etc\cas\config
'tomcat'\cas\etc\cas
'tomcat'\cas\WEB-INF\classes
Ok, the problem was that I changed the property spring.profiles.active, I set it as production, now I change it, again, to standalone.
When the stand alone profile is active CAS search extra configurations in /etc/cas/config in particular the file standalone.properties.
When the production profile is active CAS doen not search more configuration files, except if the spring cloud is configurated.
Are you running 5.2.4 or 5.3.4? Given there is no such thing as 5.3.4, you may want to correct the question.
Also note that tomcat 9 is officially not supported.
Properties by default go to c:\etc\cas\config on Windows, which is the same path as /etc/cas/config on Linux. The initial "/" on windows is translated to be the root drive, which for you might be "c:".
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My understanding is that you can add:
-Dhttps.protocols=TLSv1.1,TLSv1.2
to the java options, but I am not sure where this specifically gets added (e.g. what file and where in that file, and where that file might be located).
I'm not a developer and don't have experience with SSL, though I do have access to the server.
That flag is a Java option, and must be fed to Tomcat when it starts. The specific way to do it will depend upon your operating system. If you are running Tomcat as a Windows service, you must modify the service. See Tomcat Windows Service How-To. I recommend using Tomcat7w.exe in the Tomcat bin subdirectory as that gives you a nice GUI. Then go to the Java tab and put that fragment at the end of Java Options.
For Unix, you will need to edit the relevant batch file. There is more than one way to do this, but as a non-developer the simplest option is to add that fragment to catalina.sh in the Tomcat bin subdirectory, as part of JAVA_OPTS.
im running multiple servers on weblogic domain.
Is it possible to run different ojdbc drivers on servers?
adding classpath under server start configuration doesnt work, also deploying with application and deploying on server as a library doesnt overrride default.
Thanks for help
First, basic checklist...you do use NodeManager don't you (server start tab won't do anything if you don't). Also, you made sure the new driver name is configured in the JDBC datasource (I'm assuming the driver is for a datasource right?)
Deploying in the app shouldn't do anything since the datasource object is created prior to deployment.
You might want to take the old ojdbc6.jar, for JDK 6, and ojdbc5.jar, for JDK 5, out of the directories to make sure they're not seen anymore.
Also, where in the classpath did you put the new path ? When you add another path you should always put it in the beginning (after patches though)
I have been trying to configure OpenAM in my laptop to no success.
Here's what I have done.
Deployed the war file on tomcat server(successfully running at localhost)
Installed OpenDJ successfully.( Server up and running)
Followed the tutorial give on ForgeRock but I am stuck up here:
It is giving two kinds of errors, either says server cannot be contacted or says that cannot recognize root suffix.
Here is what I am getting!
During initial configuration you should not use external data store, just use embedded one and configure external one later on.
Can not be contacted seems more like a resolver issue ...
Another note as this is the data store you may not use suffix 'dc=openam,dc=forgerock,dc=wipro' .... you are not Forgerock ;-)
Well it could be many things:
Incorrect host provided
Incorrect port provided
Firewall issues
other networking issues
You should check whether you can access the directory from the box (where the container actually runs):
telnet L-0156009091.wipro.com 50389
This question is related to Weblogic 12c.
I have an EAR file that I want to deploy in various environments (dev, QA, pre-prod and prod). However, my application requires a username and a password (to connect to another server) and they're not the same across the four environments. I don't want to package 4 different property files in 4 different EAR files. I want a single generic EAR file. Beside, I don't want to handle the prod password during packaging.
Ideally, I'd like the admin of each environment to provide the appropriate username nad password for the environment. Unlike Tomcat, Jetty or JBoss(?), I think it's not possible for a WebLogic Admin to specify this information in a way that it will become available under the java:comp/env JNDI context.
How can an application obtain some admin-defined configuration strings from Weblogic?
BTW, it's not a username/password for a JDBC connection.
From what I understand, you need to change parameters based on the environment you are using right?
If you would like to override parameterss on the fly you can use WebLogic deployment plan concept.
Did you mean that you need to provide username/password to start-up the application?
If so, you may accomplish that by creating a script with WLST http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E15051_01/wls/docs103/config_scripting/using_WLST.html
As far as I know, the WebLogic way is to
Define your username/password as env-entry in the deployment descriptor
Deploy your application together with the plan.mxl whereas each environment admin maintains his own envrionemnt-specific version of the plan.xml
That way you get them into /comp/env/config
More details here: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11035_01/wls100/deployment/config.html
Only drawback known to me: plan.xml will always contain the unencrypted password but as the admin knows the password anyway and this is "his" file on "his" maschine that should be fine.
I've a Win2008-r2 server with an Active Directory domain.
I installed an Apache server on the same machine too.
Now I would like to do SSO authentication within this Web-server.
mod_auth_kerb is the "state-of-art" to achieve that.
I may be wrong, but on http://modauthkerb.sourceforge.net/ I noticed the module fits well under Linux, but I didn't see any convenient way to use it under Windows.
Is there an official way to compile it with MSVC?
Is there another alternative module more "Windows compliant"?
I am in the process of setting this up myself in a Linux environment. I think you need to use mod_authnz_ldap.
See this link.
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_authnz_ldap.html