I have solved the above question.
But there is another question about role authentication.To our current several
systems,I need the following functions:
In any one of our several systems,it has function tree.
To any one node of the function tree,the user who can access it must have
certain
Hi charles-
Authorization functions which is what you need for roles based access to your
function tree inside your web application.
That is out-of-scope of the SSO Framework. The SSO Framework deals with
authentication aspect providing Single Sign On across a Federation of web
applications.
Thank you for your recommend.
I have found few little problems through my test using your framework demo:
1.In the package of jboss-identity-management.jar,there is missing a resource
bundle for me.
For some Chinese user,they need a users_zh_CN.properties.Perhaps this is not a
problem.
After
I change jdk from 1.4.2 to 1.5.0 and tested the sso framework,but there were
still some errors.
I guested these errors maybe be associated with the file of users_en.properties
in the jboss-identity-management.jar,but i do not know how to change it.
the errors:
2007-03-06 17:00:38,718 ERROR
to sohil.shah:
If i have run the jboss as successfully, i can not find a user name and
password to login the web application.Where is the login information?
What should i do at the next step to test the cross domain sso web application?
My english is so poor that i can not express my
Charles-
use:
user1:password
user2:password
Thanks
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I change jdk from 1.4.2 to 1.5.0 and tested the sso framework,but there were
still some errors.
I guested these errors maybe be associated with the file of users_en.properties
in the jboss-identity-management.jar.
what should i do to deal with the following errors?
the errors:
2007-03-06
Charles-
Can you try the same steps and make sure you are using JDK5.
We use the OpenSAML library for processing SAML tokens and its seems to have a
dependency on JDk5.
Let me know
Thanks
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thanks for your reply
I used jdk1.4.2 yesterday.
I will install jdk1.5 and test again.
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Is the version of jdk1.5.0_10 the appropriate?
Now i will use this jdk version to test the installation of the federated sso
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