Hi, actually the CR2 is at the SVN,
http://anonsvn.jboss.org/repos/jboss-sso/dev/tags/jboss-sso-1.0CR2/
This has a couple of bug fixes. Also this code should be the same as the GA,
but we haven't released this because of the lack of documentation. We are open
to accept contribution from the comm
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : Just to be clear, the values in server.cfg.xml
should be ssosite1.com and ssosite2.com and not just ssosite1, and ssosite2.
I think this did the trick. I did have only "ssosite1" as the domain name
instead of "ssosite1.com". I changed it and it is now working! I saw t
Maybe it's obvious but check your /etc/hosts.. and check how you are starting
both JBoss configurations..
my /etc/hosts looks like:
| 127.0.0.1 localhost
| 127.0.1.1 node1.jboss.org
| 127.0.2.1 node2.jboss.com
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| and when i run the two Jboss configuration:
| ./ru
anonymous wrote :
| Is that true the domain in the server.cfg.xml file should match the
security domain associated with the web apps (which is what I did)?
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The domain for server.cfg.xml has nothing to do with the security domain
specified with the low level JAAS authentication/login mod
Just to be clear, the values in server.cfg.xml should be ssosite1.com and
ssosite2.com and not just ssosite1, and ssosite2.
If that is in place, looks like you need to do some debugging on your end to
see whats happening. Here are some tips for debugging
1/ Use the LiveHeaders or something like
Thank you for the reply.
I changed the domain to ssosite1 and ssosite2, and all other locations
(login-config.xml, jboss-web.xml, as the security domain names), but that
didn't help.
Is that true the domain in the server.cfg.xml file should match the security
domain associated with the web app
ah doh...
I just noticed this
try this for jboss-federation-server.sar/conf/server.cfg.xml as configuration
of federation servers on both ssosite1 and ssosite2
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| http://www.ssosite
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Are these valves setup on ssosite2.com as well? including the corresponding
login module setup with BASIC authentication?
I noticed the configuration you posted was on ssosite1.com, just making sure
the client sso stack is setup on ss
So I enabled the HTTPS on both sites. Now the
jboss-federation-server.sar/conf/server.cfg.xml file looks like this:
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| https://www.ssosite1.com:8443/federate"/>
| https://www.ssosite2.com:18443/federate"/>
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First, thanks for the reply.
I don't have the https enabled. Is it a requirement? I don't remember seeing it
in the SSO wiki pages.
I'll give it a try anyway.
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did you uncomment the https configuration in your server.xml in web.deployer??
you need that in order to user ssl in the federation server comunications...
Let me know if you can do that.. and if it works for you..
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Antonio
anonymous wrote :
| do you know if JBoss SSO Federated 1.0 RC1 is compatible with JBossAS 4.2
and 4.3 ?
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So far the release supports till 4.0.5. Higher versions will be supported soon.
Thanks
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Arjun-
anonymous wrote :
| .. Why would I run two instances of the server to test? To test shouldnt I
be just deploying a random test WAR and have the "VALVE" configured. Any
request to that application/WAR would require SSO. If I need to run SSO
instances on each application server, whats t
Hi all,
do you know if JBoss SSO Federated 1.0 RC1 is compatible with JBossAS 4.2 and
4.3 ?
Many thanks
Antonio A.
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I have a Question:
In the Wiki (http://labs.jboss.com/wiki/StartFedSSO) for installation and
testing; it says to copy the default configuration and start the server again:
Now create an exact same copy of 'default' configuration and name it 'default2'
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BTW I tried to build the jboss-sso-1.0CR1 source. In the jboss_saml module I
had two issues with the build. I solved them, documenting them.
1. The opensaml-1.1.jar was giving a version 0.49 issue. So I downloaded the
OpenSAML src and re-compiled and JAR'd it.
2. There is a library dependency o
Thanks Sohil. Thats was very helpful indeed.
On a less critical note and as tech discussion:
Once a person has logged in VIA SSO, I assume JBoss SSO design creates a
session on the SSO server. So that for a "Passprt" like token functionality;
when a person clicks a link on the browser (say) and
Arjun-
Here is the detailed documentation for the JBoss Federated SSO project
http://labs.jboss.com/wiki/Jboo
As per your questions:
anonymous wrote :
| Q1) Is JBoss SX a pre requisite for JBoss SSO??
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JBoss SX is not a requirement for JBoss SSO. It supports both JAAS based
authent
hi sohil,
is there any link provided for jboss operation network for sso like we have it
for some tools like adventnet appmanager which is :
http://hostname:port/jsp/SingleSignOn.jsp?username=&password=
( ex: http://appmanager:9090/jsp/SingleSignOn.jsp?username=admin&password=admin
)
thanks
Thanks Anil/Sohil,
I have already architected one SSO homegrown framework over weblogic cluster
for one of my client and it's running in production. This custom component
supports all the cases except 6.
Since this client is now on JBOSS and there are many SSO opensource for JBOSS I
am trying
If you are going to use JBoss, then JBoss Federated SSO Framework is the way to
go because we will always align it with our JBoss initiatives.
Things like auditing service will be provided by the JBoss security
infrastructure.
As Sohil said this is a framework. As a developer/integrator, you wi
Sanket-
I would also recommend looking through our wiki for detailed documentation
about the framework
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Sanket-
Let me see if I can answer this without confusing the issue:
anonymous wrote :
| 1. Identity Management
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This is a pretty broad subject. As far as JBoss Federated SSO is concerned, its
a framework that provides a way to integrate with users' existing Identity
Management systems
Sohil,
Thanks for your prompt reply. I will contact sales to get more information.
Specifically i am looking for a framework which provides me most of the
solution for the following use cases:
1. Identity Management
2. Sesison Management (Login/Logout across apps)
3. Token Management
4. Security
Also,
Here is our JIRA project to track its progress and roadmap.
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/secure/BrowseProject.jspa
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Sanket-
JBoss Federated SSO is currently in a beta release mode. We have done one beta
update with fixes/enhancements based on community feedback since its release in
November 2006.
So far the response has been positive and it looks like its stable enough for
us to do a Candidate Release very
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