Configure Apereo CAS to submit authentication requests to a remote REST endpoint. Nothing to do with the native CAS REST API.
The REST interface of Apache Syncope 2.0 offers full access to IdM features, but what if you need to extend?
Moving Apache Syncope connectors and resources from one deployment to another
1.2.0 brings enhancements in several areas: REST, workflow, notifications, resource management, ...
There are lots of ways of documenting RESTful APIs in Java: just google a bit and you will find the nice Enunciate and Swagger, for example. Such approachs, however, are often quite invasive and hardly customizable. Many providers - like as Apache CXF - are able to dynamically generate a WADL representation out of JAX-RS annotated classes: such XML representation can be easily put into an XSLT transformation in order to obtain some end-user REST documentation.
Starting with recent SNAPSHOTs releases of 1.2.0, it has become fairly easy to call Apache Syncope via REST from your Java application.
Mi sto occupando dello sviluppo di un connettore per OpenAM. Per effettuare le varie operazioni, al posto di utilizzare il clientsdk, abbiamo scelto di usare le interfacce REST offerte da OpenAM; nel caso in cui quest'ultimo sia deployato in https, la chiamata restituisce un'eccezione del tipo:
How to configure Apache Syncope to send notification e-mails
Apache Syncope already provides powerful, tunable attribute validators, enforced by the Core back-end: what about customizing front-end validation?
We put the latest Apache Syncope and PostgreSQL on the bench to try and push to the limit: here are the results
Tirasa joins Maggioli, Metron and University of L'Aquila to shepherd the Italian Public Administration towards Cloud services
PlainID and Tirasa announced the release of a PlainID Dynamic Authorization integrate solution, to enhance its Authorization management capabilities
AULSS 6 Euganea of Padua makes standard-based Open Source user management and IT authorization