User guide

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Chapter 7
Developing Applications
Interstage SSO (single sign-on) supports authentication to Interstage single sign-on authentication
servers and to develop applications with the use of reported user information.
The authentication server function and repository server function for authentication environment setup
are provided with the following products:
• Interstage Application Server Enterprise Edition
• Interstage Application Server Standard Edition
• Interstage Application Server Plus
This chapter explains the provided application interface and describes how to develop applications.
From this point onwards, single sign-on authentication executed via a Web browser when accessing a
protection resource in a business server is referred to as "SSO authentication". Authentication using a
provided Java application interface is referred to as "JAAS authentication".
For details on application security, refer to "Security Risks and Measures" of "Security Risks" in
"Application Programming" of the Security System Guide.
JDK installation folder
A JDK installation folder can be specified in implementation. In the following sections, it is assumed that
the default JDK installation folder (C:\Interstage\JDK13 or C:\Interstage\JDK14) is used. If a folder other
than the default is specified, replace the default value with the specified folder name in the following
sections.
J2EE common folder
The J2EE common folder can be specified in implementation. In the following sections, it is assumed
that the default J2EE common folder (C:\Interstage\J2EE\var\deployment) is used. If a folder other than
the default is specified, replace the default value with the specified folder name in the following sections.