PASOE & Spring Security

Posted by kristjan.karp on 16-May-2019 12:40

Hi,

is there a good manual or guidelines how to start using Spring Security with PASOE?

From total beginning, like how to turn it ON and OFF, so all PASOE requests will be authorized / checked with Spring Security.

I have currenty set up simple WEB project with couple web services, that return some data from database.

How and where i should configure now to add some username / password checking through Spring Security?

Posted by bronco on 16-May-2019 12:57

OE12 (which roughly applies to 11.7.4 as well):

docs.progress.com/.../Enable-ABL-application-authentication.html

and then:

docs.progress.com/.../Local-and-Extended-Local-user-accounts.html

but this depends on where and how you store your passwords.

Posted by Peter Judge on 16-May-2019 13:02

The on/off question is easy: Spring is always on in PASOE for oe webapps. It's configured to allow anonymous access by default.
 
The page at docs.progress.com/.../Secure-a-PAS-for-OpenEdge-Instance.html may be a good starting point, and I'd look at docs.progress.com/.../Enable-ABL-application-authentication.html  next.
 
 
 
 

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Posted by bronco on 16-May-2019 12:54

what OE version?

Posted by bronco on 16-May-2019 12:57

OE12 (which roughly applies to 11.7.4 as well):

docs.progress.com/.../Enable-ABL-application-authentication.html

and then:

docs.progress.com/.../Local-and-Extended-Local-user-accounts.html

but this depends on where and how you store your passwords.

Posted by bronco on 16-May-2019 12:58

Just one warning, if you start from scratch you're in for a lot of reading. Spring security can be a bit overwhelming.

Posted by Peter Judge on 16-May-2019 13:02

The on/off question is easy: Spring is always on in PASOE for oe webapps. It's configured to allow anonymous access by default.
 
 
 
 
 

Posted by kristjan.karp on 17-May-2019 07:51

thx all,

i start digging :)

Posted by goo on 17-May-2019 08:38

I would love hear about your findings :-)

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