受 Java CAS 客户端保护的示例 Java Web 应用程序.zip

# Example CASified Java Web Application This is sample java web application that exercises the CAS protocol features via the Java CAS Client. Configure --------- - Adjust the url endpoints of the CAS server and the application server in the [`web.xml`](https://github.com/UniconLabs/cas-sample-java-webapp/blob/master/src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/web.xml) file. ## Build * Create a Java keystore at `/etc/cas/jetty/thekeystore` with the password `changeit`. * Import your server certificate inside this keystore. ```bash mvn clean package jetty:run-forked ``` The application will be available on: ```bash http://localhost:9080/sample ``` and ```bash https://localhost:9443/sample ``` ## Testing High Availability Assuming you have deployed CAS on two nodes, you can use the sample application to make sure all nodes are properly sharing the ticket state. To do this, in the `web.xml` file ensure that: - The `casServerLoginUrl` of the `CAS Authentication Filter` points to CAS node 1 (i.e `https://cas1.sso.edu:8443/cas/login`). - The `casServerUrlPrefix` of the `CAS Validation Filter` points to CAS node 2 (i.e `https://cas2.sso.edu:8443/cas`) - For both of the above filters, the `serverName` should always point to the location where *this sample application* is deployed. Deploy the application and test. You may also want to reverse the order of CAS nodes 1 and 2 in the above configuration, redeploy and test again. > Alternatively, one could test distributed CAS nodes without any client application set up using [this](https://github.com/UniconLabs/duct) small command line utility