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Happenings in OpenSSO for the past 2 weeks

It is about 2 weeks since I last blogged on OpenSSO. Time flies. Here are some of the OpenSSO developments for the past 2 weeks.

J2EE agent for Sun Application Server 8.1 and 8.2 is open sourced. I think the architecture doc is posted too (I would have to check again). This agent has an installer so it should be easy to install it.

Unit test is setup using testNG. We have alot of work to do on porting our existing unit test to this setup.

Currently, the Administration Console based on JATO (J2EE Assisted TakeOff) framework; and we planned to port it to JSF (Java Server Faces) immediately. Please send me email if you are interested in working on this task.

Open Federation. Currently, we can only do single sign on on single domain. Federation Manager allows us to do it across domains. We are working on open sourcing the Federation Manager code base. So.... Stay tuned.

Configuring OpenSSO server. Currently, we can only configure OpenSSO server to use flat file as datastore. It is a hassle to have the datastore as LDAP, AD, etc. I getting the team to port the LDAP Configurator as soon as possible. Sorry for the delay.

Emails, emails and emails. Several folks are already playing with OpenSSO server and agents. And we are happy to receive emails from them. We are really glad that they have tried many features in OpenSSO.

Posted at 10:16AM Oct 04, 2006 by justme in OpenSSO  |  Comments[1]