Monday Jun 09, 2008
Undeploying the Fedlet with Some Light from Jens Lekman
When undeploying fedlet.war (which you might've deployed for demonstration purposes), do the following:
- Undeploy the
fedlet.warusing your web container tools. - Using the command line on the service provider side, delete the
fedletdirectory that was created during deployment. - Using the OpenSSO console on the identity provider side, remove the entries for the identity provider, service provider, and circle of trust entries that were created under the Federation tab.
- Restart the web container on both the identity provider and service provider machines.
Posted at 10:13AM Jun 09, 2008 by Michael Teger in Sun | Comments[2]
Hi Michael - deleting the identity provider and circle of trust will get you right back to the starting point, but it's a pretty scorched earth approach. In step 3, you can just delete the service provider entry, then create a new Fedlet from the Common Tasks page using the CoT and IdP.
Posted by Pat Patterson on June 14, 2008 at 12:17 AM PDT #
Hi Pat. Scorched earth approach? That's one I hadn't heard before. I wanted to leave no trace of the originally deployed Fedlet so I could re-configure the whole thing again with the pre-built and doc the procedure. (http://blogs.sun.com/docteger/entry/the_fedlet_and_u_part) And what are you doing reading blogs at midnight on a Friday night? ;>
Posted by DocTeger on June 14, 2008 at 05:58 AM PDT #