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Single Sign-On for Java 3.3.2 - Administration Guide

About this guide Introducing Single Sign-on for Java Preparing for Single Sign-on for Java Deploying Single Sign-on for Java
Getting started with Single Sign-on for Java Single Sign-on for Java and your web applications Setting up logging Controlling access to resources
Security Issues Maintenance and Troubleshooting Appendix: Configuration Parameters Appendix: Using the JKTools

exclude

List of groups, users or roles that are excluded from being members of a given role.

Note: At least one user, group or role element must be present.

Table 4: Elements: exclude

Element

Required

Description

<group>

Optional

Active Directory group that is excluded from being a member of a given role

<role>

Optional

Role to be excluded from being a member of a given role

<user>

Optional

Active Directory user to be excluded from being a member of a given role

user

The user element defines an Active Directory user. If the username is unqualified, it is assumed to be in the same domain/realm as the Web application. If you wish to specify a user in a different domain/realm, use the syntax user@REALM to specify the user.

Table 5: Attribute: user

Attribute

Required

Description

name

Yes

name of the group

security-constraint

The security-constraint element defines access to one or more resources by one or more roles. The syntax for this element is the same as that used in the Java EE deployment descriptor, only the user-data-constraint and login-config elements are ignored.

Table 6: Elements: security-contraint

Element

Required

Description

<web-resource-collection>

Yes

Lists the resources that are to be protected by the security constraint

<auth-constraint>

Optional

Lists the roles that may have access to the resources protected by the security constraint

web-resource-collection

The web-resource-collection element defines the resources that are protected by a given security-constraint element.

Table 7: Elements: web-resource-collection

Element

Required

Description

<web-resource-name>

Yes

Name of this collection

<description>

Optional

Description of the resources being protected

<url-pattern>

Optional

One or more url-pattern elements may be used to indicate which resources this security-constraint protects. Note that the URL pattern should exclude the servlet-context.

<http-method>

Optional

Indicates which HTTP methods (for example, GET or POST) are subject to this security-constraint. If no method is indicated, then all methods are protected.

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