Consider the following setup: A webapplication deployed on a Websphere Application Server (6.1 if it matters) the app will get accessed through a webseal reverse proxy the webseal takes care of the authentication and passes on an LTPA token as sign of valid authentication If I got it right, the LTPA token contains information like us...
I've run up across a problem with ASP.NET AJAX (hooked up to WebServices directly) and accessing our site through a WebSeal junction. Listing 11. On this page; http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/tivoli/library/t-ajaxtam/index.html explains that requests to pages which do not result in a content type of text/html are not sent with cookie...
We have an application which relies heavily on Adobe Spry. For authentication purposes a Single Sign On Solution is used. (Its a WebSeal, but I don't think that matters to much) We now have pretty much exactly the problem described here: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/tivoli/library/t-ajaxtam/index.html#user_session_expire i.e. we ge...
We are currently designing a solution that will run as a .Net Web application behind a WebSeal reverse proxy. I have seen some comments on the net where people have had various problems with this, for example rewriting of viewstate. Question is: Has anyone implemented this combination of techologies and got it to work? ...