After having done lot of research, I have decided to go with the AjaxPortal API for my application.
I have one requirement which needs portlet to portlet interaction. Will that be actually possible in any of the portlets?
These are best in business in Portlets.
Liferay
JetSpeed
Gate In
Related
We are using a ecommerce plataform that can integrate with SAML protocol. They just need the authorization url. Do I need to create an App on One Login?
Or I could user a custom app integration?
Can you provide me some guidelines
What's the platform?
It may already exist in the OneLogin SAML catalog (we have a few thousand apps) but if not, please see https://support.onelogin.com/hc/en-us/articles/202673944-How-to-Use-the-OneLogin-SAML-Test-Connector
Additionally, you (or the Platform vendor) can always contact us to see about getting an official connector added to the catalog if it's not already there.
Regardless, your best bet is OneLogin support as this isn't really a development question.
Can you please suggest me best way to implement restful web services for user actions, I was looking into Joomla format=json things. I want core Joomla way :)
Have you tried looking into this service: https://techjoomla.com/rest-api-for-joomla
I'm try to implementing SSO in my existing web applications with using OpenAM by refer following link
http://fczaja.blogspot.com/2012/06/idp-initiated-sso-and-identity_21.html
PS. my web applications have their own login page already
Now what is got after implementation is, openAM login page are protected in my web applications and i need to make login again to my application
what i need is, want to skip the login page of my application to become single sign on.
so, can anyone tell me what tasks need i do left?
do i need to revise my Login page of my application?
do i need any database or datastore to keep user login information?
Now that an OpenAM agent is in place on top of your app, your web app can work under the assumption the there is already a valid logged-in user - you need to remove the login page from your web app.
To get the current user details just alter your OpenAM agent config to set HTTP headers with relevant fields like username, full name, etc. Then instead of a web app login page you just check HTTP headers (should be safe from spoofing as long as the only route into your web app is coming through the OpenAM agent).
Another way is to grab the OpenAM cookie and use it to make REST calls directly to the server. Makes things a little more fragile though because you now need to maintain additional config.
You don't necessarily need any additional user tables / datastores for your web app, only if you need to map their login name to whatever it is your web app is doing (saving preferences, etc) in which case you need to check that the username you've been given already exists inside your app. If not then add it.
We were able to implement single sign on using openam with a JSF web application using Spring SAML extension and Openam.
Instead of agent we used fedelet that way we can port to ant application server
Please see my articles on generic info related to Openam concepts
http://reddymails.blogspot.com/2013/03/sso-for-java-or-net-web-based.html
Steps to integrate JSF 2 web application with Openam using Spring SAML extension and Spring Security.
http://reddymails.blogspot.com/2013/06/integrating-jsf-web-applicataion-with.html
-Ram
My web application is developed using AribaWeb framework and I want to integrate my application with Facebook. I need to post some info to my product's wall when i'm saving my sample page. I have some doubts to do this,
Is there any need of Web services. if so what are they?
Is it possible to do without JavaScript?
Study the facebook API. I am sure there is a REST service that allows you to do that. Then you can send a REST request from your application using available REST frameworks such as RESTeasy or Jersey .
I'm building a simple iPhone app that synchronizes to a webservice served by Symfony 1.4. This app requires the user to be logged in.
My question is, how can the user log in Symfony from the iPhone app? And how can I keep the session opened through the next petitions? Is this secure?
Chapter 15 of the Practical Symfony book talks about webservices, but I can't find any guide about sessions.
Thanks in advance
You can use SOAP web service also. But this is little complex. You can send the file attached to XForm and Post to the service
Detailed implementation of SOAP in PHP
http://www.vankouteren.eu/blog/2009/03/simple-php-soap-example/
You can build a rest service for symfony modules. You can get login through REST service.
Your example service will be like this
www.example.com?username=user&password=pass