CrowdAuth needlessly asks Crowd for the cookie token key when validating a user login

CrowdAuth in FishEye needlessly asks remote Crowd for the SSO cookie token name each time it validates a user.

This can easily be avoided by setting the default cookie token name in the client properties when setting up the Crowd Client in the Crowd Auth. This will break users who have a non-default token name set.

If a user has changed the SSO token name from the default, they will need to override it by adding the following property to the properties string in the Crowd Auth config in FishEye admin:

cookie.tokenkey=MY_SSO_COOKIE_TOKEN_KEY