Srikanth Konjarla

Create a Glassfish domain “opensso “which runs on port 18080 and 18443 (SSL). Admin port running on 14848.

Assume that the Glassfish is installed under /opt/glassfish

$ cd /opt/glassfish/bin $ ./asadmin create-domain --adminport 14848 --instanceport 18080 --savemasterpassword=true --user admin --savelogin=true --domainproperties http.ssl.port=18443 opensso

Configure the server policy on Glassfish for OpenSSO

As per the installation procedure of OpenSSO for Glassfish it is required to update the server.policy. I have created a file opensso_policy.txt with required contents.

$ cp /opt/glassfish/domains/opensso/config $ cat opensso_policy.txt >> server.policy

Configure the JVM requirements for OpenSSO

Note: Here I have used GNU sed which allows in place replacement (-i switch). If you are not using GNU sed then you might need to make a copy of the file with change.

$ sed -i "s/<jvm-options>-client<\/jvm-options>/<jvm-options>-server<\/jvm-options>/" domain.xml $ sed -i "s/<jvm-options>-Xmx512m<\/jvm-options>/<jvm-options>-Xmx1024m<\/jvm-options>/" domain.xml

Start OpenSSO

$ cd /opt/glassfish/bin $ ./asadmin start-domain opensso

Deploy OpenSSO war file

Assuming the opensso.war is available under /opt/opensso/deployable-war

$./asadmin deploy --port 14848 --user admin /opt/opensso/deployable-war/opensso.war Command deploy executed successfully.

Run the OpenSSO configurator

I have written a Java code ( download postOpenSSO.class) that performs a http POST to OpenSSO's configurator.jsp. It reads a configuration input file ( openssodeploy.,config) from the same directory from where it is invoked.

Assume that you have downloaded postConfig.class and openssodeploy.config into /opt/openssodeploy directory. If openssodeploy.config is the default, if not, you can pass the file name to postOpenSSO class.

$ cd /opt/openssodeploy $ java postOpenSSO