The OpenSSO server and the Alfresco server are in the same domain. The naming URL is accessible from the Alfresco machine I used the Tomcat version bundled with Alfresco 3.1 which happens to be 6.0.18.
That being said, I finally got it working.
I moved the AMConfig.properties and the openssosdk-8.0 jar file to the individual webapps (alfresco and share) WEB-INF directory instead of the tomcat container level directories as listed in the HOWTO and everything seems to be working now! I'm not sure why this would be the case, but since its working, I'm moving on for now.
Also, for integration with Liferay Portal, I had to set the com.iplanet.am.cookie.encode=true both on the Alfresco side AMConfig.properties and in the OpenSSO server (using their console)
com.iplanet.am.cookie.encode=true
. I think setting this property in all cases is probably a good idea.
techian. do you happen to have the openssosdk-8.0.jar file? I am trying to implement this but can't find that file. I am using the openssosdk.jar from the source in opensso but I can't login. I get my opensso page but when I try to login I get looped to the same page. I am thinking that maybe if I had that file I would have better luck.
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hi.. i am using Alfresco Enterprise Edition 3.3. i want to integrate alfresco with SSo,so i am trying to integrate it with OpenSSO.i refered your links,but i was confused which files i need to download and where i need to copy it. I have deployed OpenSSo.war in the alfresco tomcat.I think i requyiring the below files: alfresco-opensso-webclient-0.6.jar openssoclientsdk-8.0.jar share-opensso-0.6.jar AMConfig.properties.
but mainly i have implemented the steps provided in the 3rd link. When i copy the jar files and start the server, i get error in the tomcat giving ClassNot Found Exception.
I tried essentially the same thing as you described except I am using alfresco-opennso v 0.7 and tomcat 5.5.27, and no luck. No liferay involved, just alfresco and opensso.
The OpenSSO server and the Alfresco server are in the same domain. The naming URL is accessible from the Alfresco machine I used the Tomcat version bundled with Alfresco 3.1 which happens to be 6.0.18.
That being said, I finally got it working.
I moved the AMConfig.properties and the openssosdk-8.0 jar file to the individual webapps (alfresco and share) WEB-INF directory instead of the tomcat container level directories as listed in the HOWTO and everything seems to be working now! I'm not sure why this would be the case, but since its working, I'm moving on for now.
Also, for integration with Liferay Portal, I had to set the com.iplanet.am.cookie.encode=true both on the Alfresco side AMConfig.properties and in the OpenSSO server (using their console)
com.iplanet.am.cookie.encode=true
. I think setting this property in all cases is probably a good idea.
