Latest CasAuthenticationFilter uses different default security endpoint (/login/cas)

[cm325]

I just worked through using your modifications for a new jhipster build (they were a lifesaver!!), and it wasn't working, and the problem was that the lastest spring security CasAuthenticationFilter has a different security endpoint that gets registered by default, so instead of:

/j_spring_cas_security_check

its now:

/login/cas

With so many changes coming from Spring 3, xml config, etc, it would be hard for a new user to catch this-

[jgribonvald]

Thanks for your feed back, you are right about that, an upgrade is needed
; )
Le 14 juil. 2016 19:55, "chris marx" notifications@github.com a écrit :

I just worked through using your modifications for a new jhipster build,
and it wasn't working, and the problem was that the lastest spring security
CasAuthenticationFilter has a different security endpoint that gets
registered by default, so instead of:

/j_spring_cas_security_check

its now:

/login/cas

With so many changes coming from Spring 3, xml config, etc, it would be
hard for a new user to catch this-

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[cm325]

No problem. We've really appreciated your jhipster/cas demo, there is a real lack of documentation at the moment it seems on getting spring security configuring correctly with Java config, and of course CAS.

I'm curious, did you also look at the possibility of casifying the oauth version of jhipster, now that cas 4 has full oauth support?

[jgribonvald]

No, sorry not again... I planned to migrate our CAS from a version 3.4.12
to 4.x at the end of the year only. We wait that all feature for failover
in CAS were fonctionnal before to explore...
Le 15 juil. 2016 01:23, "chris marx" notifications@github.com a écrit :

No problem. We've really appreciated your jhipster/cas demo, there is a
real lack of documentation at the moment it seems on getting spring
security configuring correctly with Java config, and of course CAS.

I'm curious, did you also look at the possibility of casifying the oauth
version of jhipster, now that cas 4 has full oauth support?

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