Hi. We use some Oracle products (Webcenter, SSXA, IRM, UBR, UCM, SOA BPM, 
WC_COlaboration, etc).

We need to connect these applications with other external applications using 
CAS (SSO).

We think the solution is change the Authentication Provider in Oracle Weblogic 
Security Realms config. 

But when we was reading the options in authentication provider menu, does not 
appear any option for CAS:

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WebLogic Server offers the following types of Authentication providers:

    The WebLogic Authentication provider accesses user and group information in 
WebLogic Server’s embedded LDAP server.
    LDAP Authentication providers access external LDAP stores. You can use an 
LDAP Authentication provider to access any LDAP server. WebLogic Server 
provides LDAP Authentication providers already configured for Open LDAP, Sun 
iPlanet, Microsoft Active Directory and Novell NDS LDAP servers.
    RDBMS Authentication providers access external relational databases. 
WebLogic Server provides three RDBMS Authentication providers: SQL 
Authenticator, Read-only SQL Authenticator, and Custom RDBMS Authenticator.
    The WebLogic Identity Assertion provider validates X.509 and IIOP-CSIv2 
tokens and optionally can use a user name mapper to map that token to a user in 
a WebLogic Server security realm.
    The SAML Authentication provider, which authenticates users based on 
Security Assertion Markup Language 1.1 (SAML) assertions.
    The Negotiate Identity Assertion provider, which uses Simple and Protected 
Negotiate (SPNEGO) tokens to obtain Kerberos tokens, validates the Kerberos 
tokens, and maps Kerberos tokens to WebLogic users.
    The SAML Identity Assertion provider, which acts as a consumer of SAML 
security assertions. This enables WebLogic Server to act as a SAML destination 
site and supports using SAML for single sign-on.

In addition, you can use:

    Custom (non-WebLogic) Authentication providers, which offer different types 
of authentication technologies.
    Custom (non-WebLogic) Identity Assertion providers, which support different 
types of tokens.

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We think that we need to implement a new Authentication Provider. Is that 
correct?
Or any other idea?

Thanks.
 

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