Configure SSO with CAS for calendar

Hello
i try to configure SSO Calendar through communications servers trusted circle technology. I configure ics.conf :
sso.appid = "ics50"
sso.appprefix = "ssogrp1"
sso.cookiedomain = ".univ.fr"
sso.enable = "1"
sso.singlesignoff = "true"
sso.userdomain = ".univ.fr"
sso.ics50.url = "http://pipeau.univ.fr/socp/verifySSO.jsp?"
and then I restart Calendar. pipeau is my CAS/LDAP/tomcat server.
When I launch http://solaris.univ.fr (my calendar server) in my web browser,
there is no request to pipeau (http://pipeau.univ.fr/socp/verifySSO.jsp?) in order to find a valid cookie.
Thank for your help
hugo

I have others informations to give you
I have a correct cookie in my favorite web browser when I was authenticated.
.univ.fr||/||ssogrp1-ics50||SOT-zvAdApsYTyTibGDZud06UZIb3EzK5NQ8W9bOghQHaDzpMtmhiC||false||0
When I test my verifySSO.jsp with IP adress of my computer ( http://pipeau.univ.fr/socp/verifySSO.jsp?client=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx), I get this :
fquid=my_login
authtype=plaintext
My calendar server doesn't seem to test if I am already logged with SSO.
Any ideas ?
Hugo

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