Java Spring NtlmProcessingFilter second controller -


<bean id="ntlmfilter" class="org.springframework.security.ui.ntlm.ntlmprocessingfilter">     <security:custom-filter position="ntlm_filter" />     <property name="stripdomain" value="true" />     <property name="defaultdomain" value="company" />     <property name="domaincontroller" value="192.168.1.1" />     <property name="authenticationmanager" ref="_authenticationmanager" /> </bean> 

may know how set failover second controller?

unfortunately, ntlm isn't supported spring 3.

if using secondary domain controller critical requirement application, think you'll need jcifs source. jcifs doesn't want support ntlm anymore either. old libraries out there. i've hacked around app invisibly authenticate users whether they're domaina or domainb. it's possible, although possibly bit daunting.


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