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I uploaded an Eclipse test project (Test Kerberos Connection.zip) to
SourceForge at:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/isphere/files

If was great if somebody, who knows how to import the project to Eclipse
and to launch an Eclipse application in debug mode, could download and
import the project to RDi 9.5 or RDi 9.6.

The project adds a "Tools/400 -> Kerberos Test" view, which contains two
buttons:

Execute iSphere Java
Execute Kerberos Java

The first one uses the original iSphere Java code to get a JDBC
connection for executing a "select * from sysibm.sysdummy1" statement.
It uses the getJDBCConnection() method of class IBMiConnection to get a
JDBC connection.

The second button registers the AS400JDBCDriver JDBC driver and uses
method getAS400ToolboxObject() of class IBMiConnection to get an AS400
object, which it passes to connect() of AS400JDBCDriver for getting a
JDBC connection.

I really would like to know if the second approach can connect to an IBM
i using Kerberos authentication.

Thomas.

Am 11.01.2018 um 15:50 schrieb Raisor, Kevin:
It took a little tracking down, but I was having issues with iSphere's spool file filter returning a %1. Determined later to be because the iSeries connection was using Kerberos. Is there a plan to support that later?



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