SSO single Point series: Opening

　　

At the end of the year, the project, which has been busy for several months, is nearing its end. In this project, the functionality of other systems is integrated because of the need to do single sign-on (SSO) with other external systems. After searching the relevant information on the Internet, we finally selected an open source project CAS launched by Yale University as a single sign-on framework for the project, which is also used in a single sign-on solution.

Now the project is almost over, so I want to take this time to tidy up some of the techniques used, first from the beginning of the CAs, mainly to summarize the experience of their own use, as well as some problems in the use of records, for later use, can be used as a reference. The official website of CAS is Https://www.apereo.org/cas, the author has just recently updated the latest version 4.0, and the version we used in our project is 3.5.1 (since production has been released, it has not been upgraded). Since 4.0 is already a release version, it is decided to use the 4.0 version of this series as a record (I am obsessive-compulsive, like to use the latest version of >_<).

Because this is the first time to write such a blog, there may be some errors. If there are any mistakes, please correct them and welcome your valuable suggestions.

PS: Update time, self tentatively for 2 days to update a chapter. As a novice, it may be difficult, but the pressure is power.

SSO single Point series: Opening