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Our application (a Java fat client), needs to authenticate against a kerberos protected API.
I tried using the WindowsSecurityContext to retrieve a token, which succeeds. I would like to know what the token is that is returned by the WindowsSecurityContext.
On an AD joined windows machine this will return a byte[]. Is this a Kerberos TGT (Ticket Granting Token) ?. I assume so, since it is quite a short token. All examples I can found of a kerberos service token are much larger.
Are there any examples that show how to get a kerberos service token to connect with a Kerberos protected service?
The following is an example on how we get the token:
Our application (a Java fat client), needs to authenticate against a kerberos protected API.
I tried using the WindowsSecurityContext to retrieve a token, which succeeds. I would like to know what the token is that is returned by the WindowsSecurityContext.
On an AD joined windows machine this will return a byte[]. Is this a Kerberos TGT (Ticket Granting Token) ?. I assume so, since it is quite a short token. All examples I can found of a kerberos service token are much larger.
Are there any examples that show how to get a kerberos service token to connect with a Kerberos protected service?
The following is an example on how we get the token:
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