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Sun Java System Identity Server 2004Q2 Sample |
Liberty SamplesIdentity Server 2004Q2 supports Liberty Alliance Version 1.1 Specification. To demonstrate the different protocols in Liberty such as Account Federation, Single Sign On, Single Logout and Federation Termination, three different sample applications are included.Sample1
This sample scenario includes a Service Provider and
an Identity Provider. Each needs to be deployed and configured on two
separate Identity Server installations. For that, atleast two
machines are required. The Readme.html in
Sample2This sample scenario includes a Service Provider and an Identity Provider, but in this case the Service Provider's resources are deployed on SUN Java System Web Server which is protected by Identity Server Policy Agent. This sample will also demonstrate how different authentication contexts can be configured, by associating different authentication levels with different protected pages. This association is made by creating policies for the protected resources. Here too, the Sample3This sample scenario includes two Service Providers and two Identity Providers. Identity Server supports multiple hosted providers. The sample uses this feature of the Identity Server to demonstrate two hosted Service Providers and two hosted Identity Providers on a single installation of the Identity Server. This sample requires one machine on which the Identity Server is installed. Four virtual server instances of the web server are created, one for each of the providers. The machine on which the Identity Server is installed, needs to be hosted in four different DNS domains. This can be simulated by adding entries in the
Note:All the sample scenarios are configured to work with the default setup. You can change different profiles, signature setup, etc. to try out all the different combinations. For more details about these configuration parameters please refer the Sun Java System Identity Server 2004Q2 Administration Guide. |