Server Farming with Jetspeed...

[Anandkumar Ayyachamy <an...@eself.com>]

Hi Folks,

I would like to implement the following scenario with Jetspeed.

I do have multiple instance of jetspeed application running on different 
machines.
All these different applications are making use of the same user 
information
(user data, psml) which is stored in a common db.

I would like to implement Single-Sign on feature with Jetspeed. i.e If a 
user
logs into one of the jetspeed application, then he should be allowed to 
access
other jetspeed applications running on different machines.

I do believe that currently this feature is not implemented in Jetspeed.

I am planning to use JMS to achieve this functionality.

If you folks out there have any knowledge about the same, please do provide
some inputs. This will be of great help to me.

Thanks in advance.

-Anand


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Re: Server Farming with Jetspeed...

[Paul Spencer <pa...@apache.org>]

Anand,

You can user the Apache load balancing module, mod_jk, to connect many 
Tomcat servlet engines to one Apache web server.  mod_jk does a "round 
robin" style of load balancing.  Thus once a session is established 
between a tomcat servlet engine and the user, that user will continue to 
user that tomcat as long as the session is active.

For this to work in Jetspeed, the following MUST be common to all Jetspeeds:
    portlet applications, including jars and class files.
    User Database
    <jetsped_home>/WEB-INF/template
    PSML database or <jetsped_home>/WEB-INF/psml

Paul Spencer

Anandkumar Ayyachamy wrote:

> Hi Folks,
> 
> I would like to implement the following scenario with Jetspeed.
> 
> I do have multiple instance of jetspeed application running on different 
> machines.
> All these different applications are making use of the same user 
> information
> (user data, psml) which is stored in a common db.
> 
> I would like to implement Single-Sign on feature with Jetspeed. i.e If a 
> user
> logs into one of the jetspeed application, then he should be allowed to 
> access
> other jetspeed applications running on different machines.
> 
> I do believe that currently this feature is not implemented in Jetspeed.
> 
> I am planning to use JMS to achieve this functionality.
> 
> If you folks out there have any knowledge about the same, please do provide
> some inputs. This will be of great help to me.
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> -Anand
> 
> 
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