1 Reply Latest reply on Nov 4, 2006 9:57 AM by soshah

    JBSSO-7 of Jira:

    soshah

      -----Original Message-----
      From: Sebastian Scotti [mailto:sds@internet.com.uy]
      Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 7:24 PM
      To: Sohil Shah
      Subject: JBSSO-7 of Jira:

      Hi Sohil,

      For a project based on jboss (dcm4chee) I worked on the autonomy of a users-module written in ejb3/JSF with Seam I reached a beta stage which allows to:
      - creat, modify, delete users
      - assign and change roles for each of them

      Among the things to improve in my module interface are:
      -- dynamic data validation,
      -- graphical design
      -- paging of the users list (in case they are plenty of them)
      -- possibiliy of defining new roles directly from the dcm4chee-users module

      Would you be interested that I improve this work in order to provide a demo for the task JBSSO-7 of Jira:
      " JSF/JBoss Seam based GUI application that can be used for administering the JBoss FedSSO product. "

      Best greetings,

      Seba

        • 1. Re: JBSSO-7 of Jira:
          soshah

          Hi Sebastian-

          The dcm4chee tool sounds like a user provisioning tool to manage user/roles using a GUI.

          The FedSSO Administration tool is actually a tool to manage the Federation Server component of the system.

          Details: http://labs.jboss.com/portal/index.html?ctrl:cmd=render&ctrl:window=default.wiki.WikiPortletWindow&page=FederationServer&language=EN

          Typical usecases will be, Real-time management of a Federation of partner sites, Adding/Removing partner sites in a federation, Managing Trust configuration of the Federation using Certificates etc.

          Currently this has to be done via xml based configuration.

          The requirements for this tool are not finalized yet.

          Having said that, once development on the tool begins, I surely don't mind if you would like to contribute to the task. Your experience with JSF, SEAM, EJB3 would really come in handy.


          Will keep you posted.


          Thanks
          Sohil