Just wondering if anyone has successfully implemented SAML integration in a JHipster application?
If so are there any samples or good tutorials I could follow?
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I am trying to integrate 2Checkout payment gateway into my Spring Boot application, but I am having difficulty finding up-to-date and comprehensive documentation online. Can anyone provide guidance or share their experience with integrating 2Checkout and Spring Boot? What are the key steps involved and what resources would be helpful?
Recently in my work I was asked to configure an app made in spring web app that makes use of servlets and I would like to know if there is any way to integrate WSO2 with the OIDC protocol in this type of projec.
I have already searched too much on the web and I can not find anything similar, I have my suspicions that these technologies are not supported, found tons of information with spring boot but not with spring.
I really hope you clear that doubt for me, thank you in advance.
We are building a test automation framework in spring boot. I have both Rest and Soap service which need to be mocked and load test the whole application.
For mocking some services i know that i can use SoapUi GUI and see the response same to the API test. but i want to automated and integrated SoapUi through spring boot and automate those functionalities through code base.
Did anyone has any experience on this?
Resource materials to refer?
Thanks.
I am new to spring security but the scenario I am trying to achieve is to provide basic authentication/authorization(security). The user story requires integration of ForgeRock OpenAM(mandatory) for security. Scenario: I have a spring boot microservice which exposes APIs to allow a UI to connect to a server. How can I include OpenAM within spring boot REST service so that I can provide basic security? What all do I require to achieve the same?
You can use OAuth2 or OIDC to integrate your REST-Service with OpenAM.
For information on OAuth2 and REST look at this e.g.: https://content.pivotal.io/blog/securing-restful-web-services-with-oauth2
For information on using OAuth2 with OpenAM look here: https://backstage.forgerock.com/docs/am/5.5/oauth2-guide/
Same for OIDC with OpenAM: https://backstage.forgerock.com/docs/am/5.5/oidc1-guide/
Hope I could help you :)
There are probably plenty of ways to do that: Some Forgerock plugins, let gateways do the AuthX, SAML2, OAuth2/OIDC, ...
The way I'd recommend is to stick to standards - because they are interchangeable and you can apply them to any application or use them with every modern identity provider.
I personally favor OIDC (aka. OpenID Connect, which is based on OAuth2) for an SSO in applications. There are plenty of good resources on how to setup OIDC/OAuth2 with OpenAM and same for Spring Security.
Here are some links that will help you to learn about it:
To learn about OIDC the standard has a pretty good website linking to good resources: https://openid.net/connect/
Same for OAuth2: https://www.oauth.com
Baeldung Spring Security OIDC example: https://www.baeldung.com/spring-security-openid-connect
OIDC Guide for OpenAM by Forgerock: https://wikis.forgerock.org/confluence/display/openam/OpenID+Connect+Quick+Start
I have project based on JHipster and I have to implement CAS authentication to have SSO to 2 applications (one is this java jHipster project and another is php app). I found sample configuration in spring docs, but it uses xml configuration. Is there any existing implementation/tutorial using java configuration for CAS client? I'm totally new on this topic, so every hint will be useful.
I've just made a project example with jhipster and CAS auth : https://github.com/jgribonvald/demo-spring-cas-angular.git
feedback is welcome ;)