I am using apache CXF for JAX-RS application.I followed the example in the url 'http://www.javatips.net/blog/2012/02/cxf-restful-tutorial'.....
Finally,I am hosting the application as 'war' in tomcat under 'webapps'?...
How to inject security(simple authorization and authentication) in JAX-RS?
Basically,my aim is to validate a 'user' role before catering service request?
Can anyone provide a neat example?
i have no idea about CXF but you can find a Security in JAX-RS how to ? Here
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I am new to wso2 and its very confusing. I'm developing a web application using authorization Provider: WSO2 Identity Server (IS)
I am looking for minimum configuration on the wso2 side so the simple way is to use SOAP call AuthenticationAdmin services https://host:port/services/AuthenticationAdmin?wsdl
I couldn't find much about the interaction between the authorization server and the resource server and how should it look like.
How to configure spring-security, maybe there is some sample I can look at
You can find more information about the concepts of the OAuth here. You find how to work with OAuth in WSO2 IS also. You can also refer to the white paper
Here is a blog about how to secure Spring Boot based web application using OpenID Connect. This blog includes a sample
Anyone implemented SAML SSO authentication using Apache camel? I need sample authentication code for same in Apache camel.I checked in that camel site but didn't find any useful information
Read the section on Spring Security integration, you need to implement the AuthorizationPolicy using camel-spring-security module. The Spring Security SAML project on GitHub have a sample application.
Developed the SOAP Service with APache CXF in Spring Java2WSDL - Bottom-up approach/Code first approach.
I wanna to Secure the SOAP service using APache CXF. or Spring OAuth.
I had come-accross blogs which were implemented wsdl2java.I was really messed up and fed-up with it.
Im new to this Apache CXF stack. So Explanation in brief are most supportive.
G'Day mates,
I want to use Dropwizard to access my business logic which is encapsulated in EJB layer hosted on Glassfish.
From Dropwizard website, Dropwizard uses Jetty as a built-in application server. Which as far as I know is not EJB compatible.
How can I build a webservice layer that can consume my business layer and at the same time I can utilize the run any where .jar services?
Regards,
Consuming an EJB web service does not require to use EJB. Its just SOAP over HTTP, so you can do it with a simple HTTP client application.
Normally you would generate proxy code from the wsdl to use with JAVA, check out apache cxf or the jaxws-maven-plugin.
I am working with Apache Shrino, i want to use authentication and authorization in my application which build with Dropwizard how to Integrate Apache Shrino to my Application.
Please help me on this.
there are some integration bundles already available, look at the answer to this Integrate Apache Shiro Security Library with Dropwizard based JAX-RS application