On 9/16/07, Matt Raible <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Roller uses Acegi Security, which supports SSO out-of-the-box with > systems like Yale's CAS and SiteMinder. > > http://acegisecurity.org > > If you provide integration with Acegi, that means you've provided it > for Roller. Here's a mailing list post describing how to integrate CAS > and Roller. > > http://tinyurl.com/2r2neq > > I'm doing a talk on SSO integration with Roller at the Colorado > Software Summit this year. > > http://www.softwaresummit.com/2007/speakers/raible.htm > > Since Acegi supports CAS and OpenID, I was hoping to demo both. If you > happen to get it working with ESOE, I'd be happy to demonstrate (or at > least mention) that as well.
You might want to check out the new work in Roller 4.1. We have made user management completely pluggable, so you can plugin your own UserManager implementation, i.e. one that does not user Roller's rolleruser and userrole tables. We're also getting ready to contribute some code that will make it easier to configure Roller for plain old CMA (i.e. not using Acegi), so you can get at the authentication and authorization services offered by your app server (e.g. OpenSSO, Sun's Access Manager, etc. support in Glassfish, etc.). - Dave
