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Implementing Oracle SSO in a generic java container? It is not as easy as you think.
Started by manalang · 9 months ago
Recently Rich and I got a chance to implement the mod_osso for any generic java container. The current mod_osso module only works in Oracle iAS, but we would like to use Oracle single sign-on in virtually everywhere. We can then use it for development, testing, or even production when we don
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That's how we (Atlassian) tackled the problem of customers needing to write their own filter every time... massively reduces the complexity required to get a new app up and running.
Life's too short to rewrite all this stuff ;-)
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