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Hi All,

Its been a while since I’ve been involved with WiseJ but now I have a new project so may be back. This project requires SSO against IdentityServer so I’m wondering if anyone has successfully integrated SSO with WiseJ and if so any help or pointers would be welcome.

Thanks in advance

Nic

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Thanks Luca,

Your help is appreciated as always. I’ll take a look at the samples and see if I can get my head round the workflow.  Also looking forward to purchasing a new subscription to WiseJ and seeing the improvements you have made over the last 18 months.

Thanks again

Nic

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Here is a sample using https://www.nuget.org/packages/DotNetAuth/   (https://oauth.net/code/dotnet/)

Works with Google, Facebook, Twitter, Yahoo, Microsoft. You can get the DotNetAuth source code and add more providers.

 

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For Active Directory all you need is

<authentication mode="Windows" />

IIS does the rest.
Wisej also supports automatic impersonation using impersonate: true in Default.json.
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I’ll send you a sample for OAuth2, probably Github, Google, Facebook, etc. In short you need to handle the postback. Then the issue is to read the “graph” they send back since they are all different, and it was supposed to be a standard…

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Hi Luca,

I believe its going to be  OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect against IdentityServer. I’m assuming I need to do something to switch to default.aspx and deal with the redirect to the SSO login page before WiseJ gets going?

Thanks

Nic

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It’s used in several projects using kerberos, saml, azure, atlassian and others. What type of SSO do you need to use?

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