[xalperte]

Hi,

I'm trying to integrate my own Security Adapter Class into the Actuate Active Portal application without success.

I have set the following parameter in the file: ACSERVER/servletcontainer/iportal/WEB-INF/web.xml:

	<context-param>
		<!--
			Enable External Authentication by setting the Security Adapter class name.
			SECURITY_MANAGER_CLASS is deprecated.
		-->
		<param-name>SECURITY_ADAPTER_CLASS</param-name>
		<param-value>com.rudder.libraries.actuate.iportal.sso.RudderSecurityAdapter</param-value>
	</context-param>

And I have copied my JAR file, that contains the previous class, into the ACSERVER/servletcontainer/iportal/WEB-INF/lib folder, and restarted the server.


But nothing happens! Why? I'm forgetting something? I'm working with the iServer 11 Service Pack 3 (Build 110E111028).

Thanks in advance

[averma]

I have done this in the past and I was able to get by with the steps you have followed. I wonder if your SSO has dependency on some library (jar file) that it cannot find? Also did you check the logs?

[xalperte]

The jar has no external dependencies, only with the iportal.jar

In which log I can see if there is any problem with the Adapter class?

[xalperte]

The jar has no external dependencies, only with the iportal.jar

In which log I can see if there is any problem with the Adapter class?

[averma]

In your SSO adapter put in code to add logging statements to see where it is failing. I have used java.util.logging.Logger in the past.