Thanks very much for that explanation Juan.
Do I understand it right that there will be one authenticator in the
security provider? Or will there be the opportunity to "Log in with
Google", "Log in with Facebook", "Log in with Github" etc? I was wondering
about the possibility of plugging in aut
Hello Geoff -and all Brooklyners-
I'm working on a Google based implementation of our Security Provider
interface that allow is to use Google's Identity Platform as authentication
server. Of course I'm writing some documentation (most of it on comments
and inside the configuration files).
The basic
Hi all,
I missed this email when it came out, but I'm excited to hear about OAuth
support in Brooklyn. You've all clearly put a tremendous amount of work
into it. Are there any docs anywhere about how this works? e.g. maybe more
email threads I missed? :-) I don't suppose any of you folks who w
Thanks Duncan.
The PR [1] is on this email now (sorry!).
The brooklyn.cfg that ships with karaf sets up AnyoneSecurityProvider I
believe, not requiring login, rather than basic (this PR hasn't changed
that). The docs to configure basic are at [2], but they need a minor
update to reflect th
Alex,
Nice work - this seems to be a regular feature request, I have a couple of
questions.
I think you're missing a link to the PR (ref[1]).
When I try the latest Brooklyn snapshot it basic auth is not enabled. How
would I re-enable it? Or do we now need to write a basicauth security
provide
Hi All-
We've had quite a few requests to support OAuth, and I'm pleased to say
we can now support it via plugins.
Folks are still working on sample plugins for Google and/or GitHub, but
enough is there already for people to write their own to integrate with
their choice of OAuth servers.
