I found corresponding nuget package in visual studio, but my client is not c#. As i am new to SSO concept i am having trouble to get things started. Any help in this regard would be good.
thanks in advance.
We (disclaimer: I work for Ping) have a great "how to" article that should give you all the considerations and option for how to SSO enable your application regardless of the language and framework you've built it with.
Please have a read here: https://www.pingidentity.com/content/developer/en/resources/application-integration-overview.html
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I've built a small application with core.net so I could become familiar with Charles Proxy.
When I run the application locally (Mac Visual Studio 2019 - debug) I can use Charles, set a breakpoint and change the data / mock the data in the API call. I can of course see the API Endpoint that the code is calling. :-)
When I publish the application to Azure I can no longer see the call to the API / endpoint that the code is calling. :-(
I need to show others on my team how to use Charles and would like to use this Azure site I created to do so. Any help in how to do this would be greatly appreciated!!
Thank you very much in advance!!
Met with our test engineers and they said I should run Charles Proxy on Azure.
I am aware that it is possible to manage the Application Settings via CLI Tools or PowerShell.
I am sure I read somewhere that there is a REST API to access them as well, but cannot now find any reference to it.
Is this possible?
I recently was looking into this.
An amazingly awesome site to checkout is https://resources.azure.com/. I believe that the CLI Tools and PowerShell Tools use this REST API. I actually used that site to help me use the PowerShell Tools.
Also there are some simple examples using C# here http://blog.davidebbo.com/2015/12/calling-arm-using-plain-rest.html with the code for that blog here https://github.com/davidebbo/AzureWebsitesSamples/tree/master/HttpClientSample. It will help with authentication.
I am new to Apache Shiro. I know the basic concepts of SSO.
I need to create a POC (at my localhost using Tomcat) for SSO something similar to mentioned at http://shiro.apache.org/cas.html
I am not sure how and where to start.
When I downloaded source code "shiro-root-1.2.3" I saw there are many sample projects and cas is also there.
Kindly help me and let me know if there are any step by step instructions for implementing SSO?
I could run web and spring projects using "mvn clean jetty:run" command and "samples/quickstart" project using "mvn compile exec:java" command.
I could not find the way to run "cas" project.
Please let me know how to run existing cas project and use that in web/spring projects?
Regards,
Krishan Babbar
The people at Stormpath have written a very detailed explanation on how to achieve SSO with Shiro for their product. I am sure the steps will be almost identical in your case.
Here it is: https://support.stormpath.com/hc/en-us/articles/203815036-Can-I-SSO-between-multiple-Wars-in-the-same-servlet-with-Stormpath-and-Apache-Shiro-
We've managed to get talend MDM UI working fine over SSL, but we've not managed to get the MDM studio talk to the MDM server over SSL. Has anyone managed this? I've not tried the data integration input steps yet over SSL either.
I tried the forums - no joy.
I suspect for some reason it's not possible - And the reason I suspect this is that when you add an MDM server in TOS it prompts for port, hostname, user and password. Nowhere does it prompt for protocol.
One assumes that the EE version must surely support this? But we have a very simple model and wont be using EE as it would be OTT.
Thanks!
Dan
So it turns out this is a bug/unimplemented feature, and has been pencilled in to be fixed in 5.3.0 with luck!
https://jira.talendforge.org/browse/TMDM-4912
I am new to UCMA 3.0 (and new to Lync server as well) and want to get a feeling about how to talk to Lync 2010 server through UCMA. I want to have something quick and dirty, such as a step-by-step tutorial showing me how to set up the development environment, writing the least UCMA code to achieve a simple task, such as connect to the Lync server, get the list of all the users with their presence information, and print the results out to console. The purpose is to get a proof of concept about how UCMA works against Lync server.
I already have a Lync 2010 server setup and running with some testing users created, I also downloaded and installed UCMA 3.0 SDK on my 64-bit Windows 7 machine which also has Visual Studio 2008 SP1 with .NET 3.5 SP1. So, all hardware and software are ready.
Any advice, links, or even better direct step-by-step answers will be greatly appreciated!
I recently posted an answer in a technet forum here that might help - sorry if you are the same person :)
Basically, it reads:
There is no single article that explains the entire process, as far as I know. You'll need to read around quite a bit.
There are no UCMA application templates in VS (there are for client-side development with the Lync SDK, but not for UCMA yet). In your console app, you'll just need to add a reference to C:\Program Files\Microsoft UCMA 3.0\SDK\Core\Bin\Microsoft.Rtc.Collaboration.dll.
You'll need to undertand the difference between User endpoints and Application endpoints, more info in the SDK documentation here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh347238.aspx (you'll need a User endpoint)
There is some information about fetching contacts and groups here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh347376.aspx
Deploying a UCMA app can be long-winded. The best place to start learning about this is in the SDK - the articles in this section from the SDK documentation should get you started: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh347291.aspx
Also, check out the sample applications in the SDK.