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• Script to Reset Fedlet Demo

  If you find yourself demonstrating the Fedlet (and, let's face it, who doesn't?), you should find this script useful. Assuming you've deployed OpenSSO to Glassfish via the autodeploy directory and created and deployed the Fedlet, it undeploys both, restarts Glassfish (not that you should really need to, but it's good to start from a safe, known base) and removes the OpenSSO and Fedlet configuration directories. Now you'll be ready to go round the loop again, without any JavaOne 2008-style hiccups Read More... Posted Monday, October 27, 2008 1:06 PM from Superpatterns | 1 Comments Filed under: opensso, glassfish, fedlet

• Do Not Doubt The Power of The Fedlet!

  The inimitable Paul Madsen writes on the Fedlet today , wondering Would the fedlet, once deployed by an SP, be reusable with other IDPs (than the one that created it initially) and thereby be considered a quick and easy way to SAML enable an SP? I bet not. On the contrary, my dear Madsen, it could indeed be reused with other IdPs. The Fedlet is configured via SAML 2.0 metadata, saved to a directory on disk. The very first time you visit the Fedlet's deployment URI, it offers to save configuration Read More... Posted Tuesday, May 20, 2008 11:37 AM from Superpatterns | 1 Comments Filed under: SAML, opensso, fedlet, paulmadsen

• The Fedlet Lives!!!

  If you're following OpenSSO at all, you can't have failed to notice the recent buzz around the Fedlet - from Daniel (complete with screencast) , Eve Mark D , Mark H , Tatsuo , Derrick , Marina and Daniel at Sun to Coté at RedMonk and Enrico at Tenthline . Briefly, the 'Fedlet' is a package that a SAML 2.0 identity provider can create to quickly federation-enable a small service provider. The idea is that, if you're running a single web application, you're not going to want to deploy a whole 'nother Read More... Posted Thursday, May 01, 2008 6:19 PM from Superpatterns | 1 Comments Filed under: opensso, fedlet