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10 years ago I'm wondering if CASino follows this structure, and if so, who takes care of Web tier.
CASino's architecture is a lot simpler than the one of Jasig CAS:
- CASino consists of all the CAS related logic and a Rails::Engine handling all the web related parts. It contains all models, controllers and views. There is currently a PR ongoing to simplify the current processor/listener approach.
- CASinoApp is a ready to use CAS server which mounts the CASino Rails::Engine
Another thing, I've translated en.yml file to pt-BR.yml in order to support Brazilian Portuguese language, so I want to ask how I supposed to test befor commit it.
The locale is automatically detected and set based on the headers sent by the browser. To test it, clone the repository and copy your translation to config/locales. You can use your local copy of the repository instead of the official one by replacing gem 'casino' with gem 'casino', path: '/path/to/your/local/casino' in CASinoApp's Gemfile. Please submit a PR once you tested it :smile:
Good luck on your project!
Hello everyone,
I'm working on my undergraduate final project, its supposed to be about CASino and SSO for enterprise enviroment. Thus, I'm trying to understand the CASino architecture, I've been studying Jasig CAS in order to understand the roots of CASino and so on. Well, I found this CAS architecture description (link below), but since my goal is CASino, I'm wondering if CASino follows this structure, and if so, who takes care of Web tier. Another thing, I've translated en.yml file to pt-BR.yml in order to support Brazilian Portuguese language, so I want to ask how I supposed to test befor commit it.
Ty very much.
http://jasig.github.io/cas/4.0.0/planning/Architecture.html#system-components