I'm very new to
ql.io and node.js in general. I'd like to be a be able to use
ql.io to get at URI that are protected by the CAS single signon system. Initial access would be return a 401 with a custom authentication scheme and I would need to handle the 401 by going to CAS to get a ticket (called an ST in CASland) in order to access the original protected URI.
In other language environments that I am familiar with (Java, Groovy, Python, C#) , the http clients provide the capability to register authentication handlers that get invoked on receipt of a 401 response; once the handler completes, the call is retried. Does the http client that
ql.io uses have such a capability?
I'm also curious about the cookie handling capabilities of the http client used by node.js. Is this done automatically?
Pointers to docs are welcome; I'm just getting started in this environment.
David Ohsie
EMC Corporation