JBoss SSO configuring

[a.samulyak]

Hello all.

Did anyone try to configure SSO for two applications (in one domain), but one app use HTTPS and another HTTP?

If yes, please help me!!!

[salaboy21]

Can you explain in more detail your configuration?
I would like to help you to solve your problem...
If you can show your configuration in your sso.cfg.xml and in your federation-server configuration.

[a.samulyak]

First thing I'm interested in: is it possible to configure SSO for two application in one domain?

For example for localhost/site1 and localhost/site2.

in wiki I found configuring sample for crossdomain SSO, but that is not what I need :(

[soshah]

yes. both cross domain and single domain are supported

In a nutshell, you need a *single* federation server for each *domain*, and in the case of single domain you only need one federation server that shared by all the sites hosted in that domain

Thanks

[a.samulyak]

what about localhost/site1 and localhost/site2 one SSO and localhost/site3 and localhost/site4 second SSO.
Is that possible?

Thanks for helping

[soshah]

what about localhost/site1 and localhost/site2 one SSO and localhost/site3 and localhost/site4 second SSO.

this wouldn't be supported by the browser itself since the SSO token which is issued as a domain cookie will end up stepping on each other's toes, between the members of two federations belonging to the same domain

what will work is all localhost/site1, localhost/site2, localhost/site3, and localhost/site4 belong to the same federation
[same domain federation]

and

one domain = localhost/site1, localhost/site2
second domain = localhost2/site3, localhost2/site4
[cross domain federation]

Thanks