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Sping and Springs Security Framework

We use Springs IoC capabilities extensily within OpenEdit already - I'm wondering if there is an interest out there in providing an authentication layer for OpenEdit based on the Spring security framework.  As we push into more and more enterprises, I think this would give us some serious advantages.

The main info is here:

http://www.acegisecurity.org/

I'm most interested in the out of the box:

  • OpenID integration, which is the web's emerging single sign on standard (supported by Google, IBM, Sun, Yahoo and others)
  • Windows NTLM support, providing easy enterprise-wide single sign on against Windows corporate networks

Thoughts?

 

Posted by Ian Miller Thu, Jul 17 2008 3:26 PM

It is interesting if OE supports OpenID.

Tuan Pham Anh Fri, Jul 18, 7:44 AM

We don't at this moment - but I am thinking of adding this in.  If we used the Sping security stuff, I think we'd get it for free.

Ian Miller (IJ_Solutions) Fri, Jul 18, 7:45 AM

Also, check out the OpenEdit  JAASAuthenticator that can handle most login types. It is very hard to use tho.

You should be able to use the Spring stuff with OpenEdit.

Also, most web servers support their own authentication schemes. Resin and Tomcat might have some options.

Christopher Burkey (OpenEdit) Fri, Jul 18, 10:32 AM

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