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http://www.ioplex.com/jespa.html

I am following the example as described in Providing NTLM Services without Active Directory part of the documentation, and deploying the examples war into JBoss

I did:

  • Increase all JBoss port numbers by 1000 (so I am using port 9080 )
  • Rename example_ntsp_web.xml into web.xml
  • And then deploy.
  • I could not get auth'ed

When I debugged into JBoss, it is failing at comparing the ntlm objects

 NtlmResponse local = new NtlmResponse(resp,domain, myusername,mypassword.toCharArray(), getTargetInformation());

 if (resp.equals(local)) {            <--------------------- fails here, resp and local not equal

}

Debugging info using eclipse, ntResponses length are not equal between local and resp ?

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What else am I missing?

Environment: - Windows 7

Lydon Ch
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A couple of things to check

  • Are you logged in to your Windows 7 box with the account admin and password opensaysme?
  • Does your Windows 7 domain match whats configured in your plaintext file?

You could also try emailing IOPlex directly, I found them very responsive in the past.

Jon Freedman
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  • IOPlex did respond very quickly, and we narrowed it down to Windows7 being "different" (as per my answer above) – Lydon Ch Oct 16 '10 at 04:47
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With the new alpha release of jespa 1.1.4b http://www.ioplex.com/d/jespa-1.1.4b.zip this problem is fixed.

Lydon Ch
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