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#Overview
This repository contains the OSIAM Connector for Java.
The actual version can be found at http://search.maven.org/#search|ga|1|osiam.
Together with OSIAM it provides a easy to use OAuth2 SCIM based user login for Java.
#Short OSIAM introduction
OSIAM gives you the possibility to have a easy and save oauth2 standard login of users. It is also possible to asign Users to Groups with different roles.
It is possible to have your own OSIAM User and Group Server or to connect/share to a existing one (like login over facebook).
OSIAM provides you 3 different ways for login
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2 Step login: Your application redirects the user to a central Osiam Sever where the User can login and also grants your page to get access to the needed user information (like if you use the facebook acount of the user for login)
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1 Step login: The User can provide his login and password on your page and you can get a accesstoken direct from the OSIAM server without the authorization from the user
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direct login: It is possible to get a accesstoken direct from the OSIAM server without the need of a user data
(The different login ways depend on you grants in on OSIAM server)
OSIAM is not depending on any language.
It is
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using the oauth2 standard
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RESTFUL
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using scim User to provide Json based User Information
#OSIAM Connector for Java
The connector4java gives you the possibility to easy use OSIAM from a Java enviroment. It provides a easy to use API, a step by step documentation how to set up a testsystem and also provides different “ready to go” examples to be able to have a good understanding of OSIAM and the connector4java in a short time.
For more information on OSIAM have a look into the OSIAM server repository's README.md or visit OSIAM's homepage at www.osiam.org.
#project structure
This project gets build with maven, the module structure is
- ... -- is the main project, the request based OSIAM connector for Java itself -> Wiki
Requirements
- Java 1.7
Issue tracker for the Connector
Issues, bugs and feature requests can be brought to us using OSIAM's issue tracker.