Working with the latest and greatest technologies is a blessing as much as it is a burden. Recently I was asked to find a solution for a securing Web 2.0 requests to a remote .NET Rest-based service. The goal was to pass an authenticated user's information to the back end .NET Rest service, but the solution had to apply to any backend REST-based service. The problem request was concise, and the goal was clear, now I just had to plot the journey.
Read more: Web 2.0 Security, The Ajax Proxy & IBM WebSphere Portal 7
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Web 2.0 Security, The Ajax Proxy & IBM WebSphere Portal 7 (3 messages)
- Posted by: Cameron McKenzie ( @potemcam )
- Posted on: September 15 2010 11:21 EDT
Threaded Messages (3)
- Web 2.0 Security, The Ajax Proxy & IBM WebSphere Portal 7 by Muhammad Safwat on September 16 2010 13:31 EDT
- Applies to Version 6.1 as Well! by Cameron McKenzie ( @potemcam ) on September 16 2010 13:55 EDT
- something is wrong by Thomas Szebeni on October 12 2010 09:41 EDT
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Web 2.0 Security, The Ajax Proxy & IBM WebSphere Portal 7[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Muhammad Safwat
- Posted on: September 16 2010 13:31 EDT
- in response to Cameron McKenzie ( @potemcam )
This is a very good aticle on how to use the ajax proxy in Websphere 7 securely
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Applies to Version 6.1 as Well![ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Cameron McKenzie ( @potemcam )
- Posted on: September 16 2010 13:55 EDT
- in response to Muhammad Safwat
Indeed. There's now a whole heck of alot of information on this particular topic, but it's important if you're doing any real and heavy work with WebSphere Portal. Sal's had a great deal of experience doing this in WebSphere Portal Server 6.1, and it's great to get the early insight into WebSphere Portal 7 as well.
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something is wrong[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Thomas Szebeni
- Posted on: October 12 2010 09:41 EDT
- in response to Cameron McKenzie ( @potemcam )
Hi guys,
it seems the article doesn't reflect its title, maybe something went wrong on the db.