SSO/SOAP/Operations
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It exposes the following client and server operations: | It exposes the following client and server operations: | ||
| - | + | * Register (registers the local system with the remote SP; sets state 1 locally and state 2 remotely) | |
| - | + | * Unregister (unregisters the local system with the remote SP; sets state 0 locally and remotely) | |
| - | + | * Ping (checks that the local system can access the remote SP) | |
| - | + | * Refresh (updates the status of the local system according to the remote SP) | |
| - | + | * Accept Remote (accepts remote logins but denies local transfer; see state 4) | |
| - | + | * Transfer Local (transfers local logins but denies remote logins; see state 5) | |
| - | + | * Allow logins (allows both transferal and remote logins; see state 3) | |
It exposes the following server only operations: | It exposes the following server only operations: | ||
| - | + | * Deny Registration (denies a remote registration request; see state -1) | |
Current revision as of 03:02, 4 December 2008
The SOAP SSO system is a Type B JAuthTools SSO plugin. As such it supports creating multiple instances of itself called 'service providers'. SOAP SSO is a reciprocal SSO system meaning that it can be used to validate remote user tokens or it can be used to create remote user tokens for sign on to other systems. Being a reciprocal system it supports all status fields.
It exposes the following client and server operations:
- Register (registers the local system with the remote SP; sets state 1 locally and state 2 remotely)
- Unregister (unregisters the local system with the remote SP; sets state 0 locally and remotely)
- Ping (checks that the local system can access the remote SP)
- Refresh (updates the status of the local system according to the remote SP)
- Accept Remote (accepts remote logins but denies local transfer; see state 4)
- Transfer Local (transfers local logins but denies remote logins; see state 5)
- Allow logins (allows both transferal and remote logins; see state 3)
It exposes the following server only operations:
- Deny Registration (denies a remote registration request; see state -1)
