single sign on software

framework to represent the source of the request will be published through the login module with the Cookies or tokens containing the certificate. Each XPD account has a federated object that stores the authentication token as a private certificate. In addition to using the JAAS framework platform login, XPD is used for the single sign-on (SSO) account for the remote service. The account contains many arb

cas-server-3.3.2Roller 4.0.1Acegi-security.10.3-sample-tutorial.warCas-client-core-3.1.3.jar Cas-client-3.1.3-release.zip under the modules directoryCAS address is Http://p.cn:8080/cas Previous article is a single sign-on http://blog.csdn.net/laorer/archive/2010/06/30/5705016.aspxThis article is about configuring a single point of logoff encountered problems, as

Previous articles have introduced the Spring Cloud SSO integration scenario, have also done spring + JWT + redis solutions, seamless integration of different systems, unified SSO Single Sign-on interface management, each application integration authority authentication, white list, etc. are we need to consider, Now for the above problems we do SSO Single

The single point of entry in Moss is that the account and password of a system that requires a single sign-on integration is stored in MOSS through encryption in the Moss system, and the account and password are decrypted through the middle page at the time of landing, and then post to other systems to complete the landing, Of course, if the subsystem has a bette

A company has multiple product lines, it is possible to have many subdomains, head to XXX domain name for example, A.xxx.com, b.xxx.com. COM is the top-level domain name, XXX is a two-level domain name, a and B is a subdomain.When a user logs on to a system on a product line, switching to B products, in order to increase the user experience, no longer need to let the user sign in B. So the single

responds based on user requests.and session mode Store ID differencesThe biggest disadvantage of storing user IDs in session mode is that it takes up a lot of server memory, and many states may be saved for larger applications. In general, large applications also need to use some KV databases and a series of caching mechanisms to implement session storage.And the JWT mode will spread the user state to the client, which can reduce the memory pressure of the server obviously. In addition to the u

Objective Recently my turn to share knowledge points in group morning, suddenly thought of single sign-on, ready to share under how to achieve a single sign-on, so there are below. The implementation and code may not be written in a very rigorous, loophole, or wrong place. Just start thinking in mind, directly in the

Simple talk about SSO single sign-on system of the principle of access, the premise is that the system itself has a sound user authentication function, that is, the basic user login function, it is very convenient to do. SSO Login Request interface is often the interface plus a callback address, access to this address will jump to the callback address and take a ticket parameter, holding this ticket parame

then, the session in 20 minutes will not execute the end event, which means that the user is still online status, then this user login will not be allowed. This is obviously a bit unreasonable. This plan is not perfect enough, I hope you can add. add: The third step of the code has been updated to solve this problem Second, for some reason, in our application will encounter a user can only be logged in one place, that is, we usually call the single