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HI Vipin, Can you please post the complete java code for 'Non Browser SiteMinder Authentication' using httpclient? Thanks
April 28
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January 19
Hi Vipin, Could you please give the code in Java for the 'Non Browser Authentication with a HTML Login Page' ? Thank you
December 24, 2009
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can we have Two Secure Proxy Servers in a Single Windows Box running at a same time.
December 15, 2009
I see "a cookie coming with a request" and I know the first thing that comes to my mind is SAML tokens, have you looked into that at all? I would suggest taking a look at the FSS documentation and even if that is not the direction you are trying to…
December 10, 2009
What kind of cookie? You could do something with a custom auth scheme, but if you provide some addition details on the goal of what you are trying to accomplish there may be another route to go. Todd
December 9, 2009
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Hi All, Is there any way we can authenticate the user based on a cookie coming with a request or present in a browser. ---- VJ
December 9, 2009
Thanks Todd, I used a Response and a Rule to do the Job of it.
December 8, 2009
There are probably two things to look at: 1. Is the page cached? If so, add no-cahce headers. 2. Are you using basic or IWA auth? If so, it's likely you are getting automatically signed back in. Todd
December 8, 2009
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Hi All, I have written a rule in Apache which expires the SMSESSION cookie but when i again hit a protected URL in the same browser then Siteminder doesnt ask me for authentication again Any thoughts.
December 8, 2009
Ok, i use Apache so i will check how can i do it.
December 7, 2009
So, if your logoff URI is /logout.jsp, then you can do something like: http://my.com.dom/logout.jsp?app=app1 http://my.com.dom/logout.jsp?app=app2 http://my.com.dom/logout.jsp?app=app3 and the logout.jsp page can display messages or redirect users…
December 7, 2009
Thanks Todd, But what do you mean by having the logoff page to be dynamic
December 7, 2009
No. There is no way to do this. The easiest thing to do is to have the logoff page itself be dynamic. So, then you can pass in a parameter which indicates what the page should do after logging off the user. Todd
December 7, 2009
Vipin added 3 discussions
December 7, 2009
Thanks for passing this on. I will check it out. Todd
December 6, 2009

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