I see you had a similar requirement to achieve single sign on with AIR application.
Did you achieve SSO with AIR? I am using spring security with CAS and the Adobe technolgies are AIR/FLEX BlazeDS. Thanks in advance.
Vandana
The use case seems similar to Can Adobe AIR applications achieve SSO authentication against Active Directory?
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I currently developing multiple Eclipse RCP based application which manipulates same resource (database and files).
I want to provide Single Sign On feature to these applications so the user doesn't need to provide his/her credentials. I want you Kerberos as it is inbuilt in windows, so logged in window user can log in to my application too.
Any tutorial link or suggestion is appreciated.
Thanks Shashwat
After searching a lot didn't found any help regarding this question. So, used java based NTLM authentication.
I'm looking for a solution from title.
I have ActiveMQ broker embedded in Spring Boot application.
What I want to do is to authenticate some domain technical users (dedicated for some applications) over Kerberos. I know there is solution for LDAP authentication but I need Kerberos authentication.
Is there any possibility to do so?
Is there any possibility to do so using spring-security?
Could you explain how to do this?
I'm actualy stuck on this.
Thanks for all your answers!
We have to integrate Microsoft ADFS authentication into our Odoo applications and broaden the scope of current SSO.
I seriously have no idea of how this work as I have no experience with ADFS. Can anyone with experience of this explain it with a scenario of how it works so that I can understand it and think of a solution to it.
Odoo supports SAML:
https://github.com/xcgd/auth_saml
So I figured you can set the ADFS to communicate with SAML:
http://wiki.servicenow.com/index.php?title=Configuring_ADFS_3.0_to_Communicate_with_SAML_2.0#gsc.tab=0
I have to integrate Websphere Application Server with OKTA. After googling I have configured snoop application as now I access OKTA(https://myorg.okta.com) and see the application there click there and I am logged in to the application successfully.
But my question is this at most of the tutorial after OKTA integration the url(https://washost/snoop) is mentioned for testing.
Can you please guide me which approach is right and why?
Many Thanks
Rama Sohaib and Xsurgent,
I have googled it more and understood my issue.Actually there are two types of Web SSO.
IDP(OKTA) Initiated where the URL becomes like this https://okta.com and SP(Websphere) Initiated where URL is like this https://washost/snoop. Websphere do not support SP Initiated SSO. It only supports IDP initiated SSO.
Thanks alot guys for helping me.Since I have successfully verified OKTA Integration with snoop I can easily integrate with any custom application.
Many Thanks,
Umar
The Rally Eclipse plugin doesn't work if you login to the Rally website via Single Sign On.
Is there a fix for this? If not where can I raise a bug?
Also, is this going to be fixed or is there any other desktop Rally tool that works with SSO?
We just recently started on the work to upgrade the Eclipse connector to support Rally's SSO. So, you should have this in a pending future release.
~Larry Maccherone
Rally Product Owner for the Analytics and Connectors teams
Unfortunately this is a known limitation of the plugin - it does not have the hooks to use SAML-based authentication that can work with SSO. Right now the workaround is to ask your organization's Rally Subscription Administrator to "whitelist" your login from SSO such that you can authenticate using Rally-only credentials again.
You may wish to consider posting this as an Idea on Rally Ideas in order to gain some traction for getting connectors/plugins for Rally the ability to authenticate using SSO.