93 lines
4.4 KiB
XML
93 lines
4.4 KiB
XML
<?xml version="1.0"?>
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<SourceID-SSO>
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<!-- See SourceID-SSO documentation for more detailed documentation for these options -->
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<!--
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The unique ProviderID of this installation. The value here should appear in other sites'
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<SPDescriptor> or <IDPDescriptor> elements describing this site.
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-->
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<provider-id>Venice-SSO-IDP</provider-id>
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<!--
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The role of this site with respect to the Liberty Protocol; valid values are "sp" and "idp".
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-->
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<provider-role>idp</provider-role>
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<provider-directory>/WEB-INF/sourceid-sso-providers.xml</provider-directory>
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<exception-handlers>
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<default>/defaultExceptionHandler.jsp</default>
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</exception-handlers>
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<signing-key>
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<keystore-path>/WEB-INF/venice-idp.keystore</keystore-path>
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<keystore-password>thecheat</keystore-password>
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<key-alias>thatkey</key-alias>
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<key-password>strongbad</key-password>
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</signing-key>
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<idp-authentication-uri>TODO</idp-authentication-uri>
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<idp-authn-lifespan>1800</idp-authn-lifespan>
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<idp-logout-render-page>TODO</idp-logout-render-page>
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<idp-logout-done-image>TODO</idp-logout-done-image>
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<idp-post-assertion-render-page>TODO</idp-post-assertion-render-page>
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Here, you may optionally specify a Session-context attribute which SourceID-SSO should remove whenever
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a user is logged off (either via a browser-based front-channel, or via a SOAP-based backchannel). SourceID-SSO
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will already cleanup it's own session tracking info for the user, effectively logging them out of SourceID-SSO.
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By putting an attribute key here, you can have SourceID-SSO log the user out of your application as well.
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Future versions of SourceID-SSO will also support JAAS-based login/logout.
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-->
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<remove-session-attribute-on-logout>dynamo.session</remove-session-attribute-on-logout>
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When generating or consuming assertions, tolerances for "Not Before" and "Not On or After" are encoded in the
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assertion document. Liberty Protocol recommends 1 minute for "Not Before", and 5 minutes for "Not On Or After".
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Enter the number of SECONDS for these tolerances below (default values should work).
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-->
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<assert-tolerance-not-before>60</assert-tolerance-not-before>
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<assert-tolerance-not-on-or-after>300</assert-tolerance-not-on-or-after>
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Here, set the AccountHandler implementation class. The default configuration
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is to use the "in-memory handler", which is really for demo and testing purposes only,
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as it does not connect to any actual persistent storage. The SourceID-SSO User's Guide
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describes how to implement an AccountHandler for your user directory. You may also use
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the provided JDBC Account Handler, with simple table mappings described in the file
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sourceid-sso-jdbc.xml. Or for LDAP access, use the JNDI Account Handler, with attribute
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mappings described in the file sourceid-sso-jndi.xml.
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-->
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<account-handler>com.silverwrist.venice.sourceid.VeniceAccountHandler</account-handler>
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<artifact-handler>org.sourceid.sso.handlers.ArtifactHandlerInMemoryImpl</artifact-handler>
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<!--
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If you plan to implement a LECP (Liberty-Enabled Client or Proxy) and run SourceID
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as an IDP, then you need to write an adaptor class for SourceID to acquire the currently
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authenticated userID "out of band". This is because the LECP profile specifies that
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IDP authentication occurs (you guessed it) "out of band". If you don't know what this
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is for, you almost certainly don't need it. The sample class below is for testing and
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illustration purposes only, do NOT deploy it in a production capacity (e.g. leave this
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commented out!).
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-->
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<out-of-band-authn-handler>org.sourceid.sso.tests.OOBAuthnHandlerTest</out-of-band-authn-handler>
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-->
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<!--
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To use the Identity Provider Introduction via Common Domain Cookie (Liberty Bindings and
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Profiles, section 3.6), then uncomment these lines and configure your Common Domain (which
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you share with your other Identity Providers and Service Providers), as well as the host
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name (INCLUDING PORT NUMBER IF NOT STANDARD) of this web application within that Common
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Domain. Commenting out these options will disable the Identity Provider Introduction
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protocol.
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-->
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<!--
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<common-domain>your-trust-circle-common-domain.com</common-domain>
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<common-domain-host>this-server.your-trust-circle-common-domain.com:8080</common-domain-host>
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-->
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</SourceID-SSO>
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