Overview
The SDS (SQL Directory Service) bundle provides means to manage a set of database tables maintaining users and groups for some application.
It provides a DOJO based web interface to manage the users and groups and group memberships.
Putting SDS and together with org.clazzes.login.sql together (1.3.1+) provides a complete standalone authentication service and management to use for a set of standalone applications running in the same OSGi container.
Installation in an OSGi container
The SDS service is provided as an OSGi bundle, which may be activated by
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obr:addurl http://maven.clazzes.org/repository.xml obr:deploy sds.api obr:deploy sds.impl obr:deploy sds.web |
Installation on a Debian host
This only works well for a Karaf using /etc/apache-karaf as configuration directory, like ITEG's apache-karaf distribution.
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cd /etc/apt/sources.list.d
test -f any-sds-1.list || wget http://deb.clazzes.org/any/sources.list.d/any/any-sds-1.list
apt-get update sds-bundles apache-karaf-sds-bundles-activator |
Configuration
PID org.clazzes.sds.web
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# org.clazzes.sds.web.cfg
dataSourceName = SDS
defaultPasswordAlgorithm = crypt |
For information about how to provide a DataSource (to which to refer to with the dataSourceName key), see Multi-DataSource pooling with JDBC-Provider.
PID org.clazzes.
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sds.web
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# org.clazzes.sds.web.cfg
loginMechanism = org.clazzes.login.sql
suUsers = MYDOMAIN/admin
# optionals:
maxAgeSeconds = 3600
deliverUncompressed = false |
For information about loginMechanism, see DomainPasswordLoginService implementations and backends.