JAVA servlet application ,SAML Integration for SSO (Single Sign on )
Hi Team, I have a requirements like I needs to enable SSO for my java servlet web application . for that we have to choose SP ,IDP as part of my organization for IDP they have choosen OKTA SSO server . what are the key chnages we needs to chose from application and application servers ...and i have gone byhttps://support.smartbear.com/collaborator/docs/server/admin-tasks/single-sign-on/saml.html it really help full but i needs from application view/server tomcat or what ever what we needs to change ? Thank you.926Views0likes0CommentsMigrating Code Collaborator To SAML Authenticaiton
I'm working with an existing Code Collaborator installation that has years' worth of code review records and their associated users. For security and to unify the service login procedures among several applications we use, I would like to use the SAML authentication feature of Code Collaborator. I read through the SAML single sign on documentation Smartbear provides, but I have not found any information on how adding SSO impacts existing user accounts. Does anyone have experience migrating an existing Collaborator userbase to SSO? Is there any documented steps on how I would need to perform such a migration and ensure SSO users link to their old accounts?Solved2.4KViews0likes4CommentsNo Community Help with SAML 2 Config Posts. Can some provide an example of SAML(XML) 2 in SoapUI?
I'm having difficulty configuring SAML authentication using SoapUI Pro and I've read many similar posts in Open Source community; however, they go unanswered. For example, "Could some give a sample example of SAML(XML) in SoapUI WS configuration" and "Enveloped Signature for SAML (XML) WSS Entry". SmartBear's page doesn't provide an example SAML(XML) Assertion. Collaborator has a page that goes into some depth to help the customer, but not SoapUI OS or Pro. We use ForgeRock's OpenAM to setup SAML and I think I’ve gleaned as much as I can from it. For instance, XML Canonicalization algorithm, XML digest algorithm, XML signature algorithm, ID Token Signing Algorithms supported, ID Token Encryption Algorithms supported, Circle of Trust, etc.; however, there’s no 1-for-1 match between what OpenAM provides that SoapUI Pro asks for. I've asked our DevOps/Integration teams for a SAML(XML) Assertion, but they haven't been able to accommodate, yet. Could someone give a sample example of SAML(XML) in SoapUI WS configuration? Regards,Solved4KViews0likes6CommentsHow to do SAML authentication in SOAP UI
Hi, In our application, we are using ODATA services to interact with the SAP HANA DB (There is no intermediate channel like java in between UI and backend). For authentication, we are using site minder. Site Minder will send a SAML tokken to HANA, which will inturn verify the user. So, If have to automate ODATA services, I need to give authentication (username and password). But I cant use basic authentication in SOAPUI for my application as it uses SAML token. Is there anyway where I can do SAML authentication in SOPAUI? I saw something about WS security configurations, but did not understand about keystore or signature stuff. Please help me with this issue. Thanks, J14KViews0likes2CommentsEnveloped Signature for SAML (XML) WSS Entry
Hello all, I am struggling to create SAML 2 assertions with enveloped signatures. Adding a SAML (Form) element and checking the box "signed" in the outgoing ws-security configuration creates an enveloped signatuer, but the form does not allow me to add attributes like "SPProvidedID" or aAttributeStatement block. Using a SAML (XML) element containing the desired Assertion followed by a signature element creates a Signature block outside the Assertion element, i.e. the signature is not enveloped. Putting a Security header including the Assertion element in the original request XML and using only a signature element in the outgoing configuration either yields an error about SoapUI not being able to find the to be signed element, or the original Security header is replaced rather than amended. And thus the Assertion is removed from the request. Is it possible at all to create enveloped signatures for arbitrary SAML Assertion elements? TIA!1.4KViews0likes0Comments