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Correct.
One
caveat is that because I have not deployed NTLM authentication in both Tomcat
and Apache HTTPD simultaneously, I cannot tell you exactly how it will work. I’ve
only done the authentication using the Apache HTTPD module so you may need to
experiment. I typically use Apache HTTPD as a front-end to Tomcat to proxy requests
to private subnets, perform authentication, serve static content, etc. Cheers, Jeff From:
LEBLANC, Damiens [mailto:Damiens.LEBLANC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Hi Jeff, Thanks for
your queekly response, If I have
well understood your response, il means that I must install and configure
mod_ntlm module on the Apache HTTP Server and keep the “NTLM
filter” executed by Tomcat? Best
regards, Damiens. De :
Jeff Beard [mailto:jeffb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] That is
expected behavior when you do not have an NTLM Apache HTTPD module configured
to authenticate the request in the same manner as the Tomcat instance. You can
search the Apache modules web site for an appropriate module. Cheers, Jeff From:
LEBLANC, Damiens [mailto:Damiens.LEBLANC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Hi, I'm trying to implement NTLM
protocol in order to opening the protected page of my intranet site without
having to get a login/password. I have the following architecture: - Sun/Solaris 5.8 - NTLM Filter defined in the web.xml
file of my application I’m using Internet Explorer
Web navigator. I try to post form’s data from a
“Multipart-request” form. When I do this by using only the
Application Server named Tomcat, the requests terminate in a good way. When I
do this by using Apache HTTPD Server and Tomcat, the NTLM protocol stops during
its requests. Thanks in advance, Best regards, Damiens. |
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