Phillip, Just about licence : only Hibernate is really a problem since it's LGPL licenced
BTW you may consider using Entity Engine in place of Hibernate/Spring/Tapestry because I can't see how all that would fit in OFBiz :o) It's up to you... Jacques ----- Original Message ----- From: "Phillip Rhodes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2006 4:57 AM Subject: Authorization and SSO server for ofbiz offer > Hi, > My name is Phillip Rhodes, and I have been a java developer since '96, > and have integrated apps with Oracle 11i ERP systems, Tibco, Vertex, sso > and all kinds of interesting projects... > > I have a project called "authsum" , think of it as "sum of authorizations" > http://www.authsum.org/ > > Good summary architecture diagram: > http://www.authsum.org/overview/index.html > > In summary, it's a SSO/Identity server. It communicates with client > applications via a JDBC or Web services api to figure out what > authorizations a user has. The authorizations are stored in a lucene > index, so it's fast (given how enterprises can have complicated > group/role structures). > > Anyway, just wanted to know if it would be possible to bolt this into > ofbiz. I would be willing to give the authsum code the same license > (apache). Unfortunately, it uses hibernate/spring/tapestry (open source > products) . > > It would also "complicate things" because it consists of 4 different > webapps that can be run in a distributed environment. But it also has a > SSO so that it could provide SSO across ofbiz/registration/user > admin/CMS/etc... > > Just putting a feeler out. > Phillip >
