Projects tagged ‘ja-sig’

The CAS Server is a Java-based enterprise single sign on solution. Client support includes Java, PL/SQL, Apache, PHP, Perl and more.

uPortal is a free, opensource portal under development by institutions of higher-education. This group sees an institutional portal as a "pocket-sized" version of the campus Web and a services ... [More] delivery platform. Portal technology adds "customization" and "community" to the campus Web presence. uPortal is standards-embracing, including XML, JSR-168, and XSLT. [Less]

uPortal sandbox exploration previously termed "uPortal3", by the Java Architectures Special Interest Group

A Spring PortletMVC-implemented bookmarks portlet.

Currently there are two storage implementations provided by default, 1) Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) 2) Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV)

Provides a general interface for accessing attributes for a person. Has the capability of aggregating attributes from multiple data sources into a single view.

Groups and Permissions ("GAP") is the name given to 2 related frameworks that grew out of the effort to write an authorization service for uPortal. The groups framework presents an API for querying ... [More] and maintaining a system of grouped entities. It is a "lower level" API that can be used to support a variety of activities including authorization and managing arbitrary collections of things, like buddy groups or address lists. By contrast, the permissions framework presents a simple API to do one thing: authorization. Its reference implementation makes use of the groups API. [Less]

Channels module of the JA-SIG repository.

The Authenticated WebProxy portlet allows seamless integration with web-based services regardless of the technology used to implement them. These services are represented within the portal as ... [More] individual channels on a user's layout. All content from the proxied site is scraped, parsed and rendered inside the portal. Pages are refreshed and kept inside the portal when interacted with. HTTP standards are followed, allowing communication between the browser and dynamic web-based applications. In addition to this, Authenticated WebProxy provides additional technologies for authentication(Form and Basic authentication), clipping, and content caching. Authenticated Webproxy also provides a mechanism for passing user-specific information to the back-end application. [Less]