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Thread: Kerberos SSO credentials are null

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    Default Kerberos SSO credentials are null

    I used the following guide to set up wicket auth roles with spring 3 but when I try to access the credentials, i get a null object returned.

    In order to use the usernamepasswordauthenticationtoken i need the password to be a non-null value.

    Is the usernamepasswordauthenticationtoken the correct token to use in this case? what should I do in order to get a non-null value?

    Thanks in advance.


    link to wiki document i followed: https://cwiki.apache.org/WICKET/spri...uth-roles.html
    Last edited by geoffl; Mar 11th, 2011 at 05:06 PM. Reason: added search tags

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    Why do you need a non-null value for the password?
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    The usernamepassword token requires a non null value

    Actually that's not correct but see the next post. I thought I'd cancelled the submission of this post otherwise I wouldve just edited this one. Sorry
    Last edited by geoffl; Mar 11th, 2011 at 09:04 PM.

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    Its causing me to get an invalid credentials error from the ldap when it tries to authenticate

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