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What is SSO (Single Sign-On) and how do I configure it in GlassFish?

April 26, 2017configure glassfish sign-on SSO

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What is SSO (Single Sign-On) and how do I configure it in GlassFish?

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SSO is an authentication solution allowing multiple applications to share the same user sign-on information. • GlassFish has built-in support for SSO in its HTTP virtual server layer in a server instance. SSO in the HTTP virtual server layer is enabled by default. You can turn it off by defining the following property in domain.xml: • With the pluggable authentication support available in Glassfish, you can integrate it with external identity provider (such as openSSO) in two message layers – HttpServlet layer and SOAP layer. In the openSSO case, the framework enables applications deployed in GlassFish to utilize Federated SSO and across-domain Federation. For further information, please check openSSO in java.net.