I am already having mvc application in .net along with SAML authentication with wsFederation. I need to implement ping federate for my application. Please help me with this issue.
PingFederate supports WS-Federation. See docs here for version 8 and version 9.
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Please share the steps for Websphere integration with IDP providers. Like Okta, Microsoft e.t.c
I am configuring Okta getting an issue. If any one have done. Can they help me.
I'm assuming you're using Liberty app server, this video may help
If you're using traditional WebSphere, use these two documents:
Enabling SAML Web SSO
Configuring SSO Partners
Following those two step-by-step documents will configure IdP-initiated SAML Web SSO using OKTA as the IdP.
I have a project developed by ASP.net MVC5 and the .NET Framework version is 4.7 and I have been implemented AAD authentication by OWIN OpenID Connect Middleware. It's working well. But in recent days I am studying MSAL.net and it helps us to do the same process in an easier way, every demo was developed in ASP.net Core, please help me that is there a way in .NET Framework to implement AAD authentication by MSAL.net?
Thanks!
Trying to configure both 3-legged and 2-legged authentication with OAuth 1.0(a) and Spring Boot via Java Configuration (not using XML).
Does anyone have any examples/tutorials for a Java-based configuration for either the 2 or 3 legged approaches?
Thank you,
Matt
enroth's answer here worked for me: https://stackoverflow.com/a/42143001/11274383
Note: We are using OAuth 1.0(a) so on the BaseProtectedResourceDetails I added this to be safe:
details.setUse10a(true);
I want to integrate ADFS with my spring web application . Can anyone help me with this. My application has spring-security authentication. Now i have to integrate ADFS for one of my client . All suggestion are much appreciated.
ADFS supports SAML, so an option would be to integrate the Spring-saml module into your application https://projects.spring.io/spring-security-saml/ and configure ADFS adequately
How to use the Ping Federate with MVC application for Single sign On through SAML2.0. Only client side implementation required because we are using existing Ping Federate Identity Provider(IDP) for authenticating the user via SAML.
Another popular approach is to leverage the Windows Identity Foundation (WIF) libraries. Through the web.config, WIF is configured as a WS-Federation connection to PingFederate via the system.identityModel and system.identityModel.services configuration. Then in the application you pick up the identity information via the ClaimsIdentity object.
You need a SAML 2.0 client side stack.
Pick one:
SAML connectivity toolkit.