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I have an AWS WorkMail Organization with some users. My goal (not sure if it is possible) is to use the Gmail Application (or any other email provider) instead of Amazon WorkMail App for sending and receiving emails.
I basically want to use Gmail as the interface backed by WorkMail
My main reasons are, that I (1) prefer the Gmail / ProtonMail interface and (2) want to use the Gmail mobile app
Unfortunately you can not because WorkMail doesn't support POP according to January 2019. Shame to AWS
As Gmail app works with Exchange server, you can add WorkMail account to your Gmail app.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/workmail/latest/userguide/mobile-start.html
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I need help with this scenario,
I have yeti app hosted on aws ec2 instance and I would love to enable SS0(single sign-on) on it so that all my azure active directory users can use the same login details to access the app.
Note: Yeti app is not cloud native and I have corporate(enterprise) active directory subscription on azure
Best solution that I seek: Archive or migrate the yeti app to our azure active directory where there are other apps and then enable SSO on all the apps altogether.
I am reading somewhere that its possible to enable single sign on with aws and amazon connect without migrating the app to azure active directory, a little confusing and might be more expensive.
Please what solution do you think will be more suitable for this project and cost effective.
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I'm working on an application which uses role-based access control to limit what users can do. I would like to support authentication using OpenID Connect with the major identity providers such as Google. I'm having a hard time figuring out how companies usually use Google as the IdP for their organization.
I was able to make the regular login flow work, but I have no idea how to get any kind of role or group membership information in the JSON Web Key I receive from Google's OAuth server. I'm quite confused by the whole landscape of Google's authentication since there is IAM and Identity Platform which seem to be doing the same things.
How do large companies use Google's authentication if they rely on groups or roles for access control?
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We have a requirement to consume a External RESTful web service from UI5 application. We need to develop a complete Fiori app without using ODATA service published in gateway.
Kindly help me out in authenticating an external web service. Will this requirement is feasible to implement when considering the front end roles and back end roles?
It will be more helpful for me if you share the code snippet for performing/consuming CRUD operations on external services from UI5 application including authentication.
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Phani Poorna
The authentication you are looking for is not something that you should build into your app, but should be provided by the infrastructure your application is running on. Your ID provider (e.g. R/3 or Active Directory), in which you login to, should provide your browser with the necessary tokens or cookies. The respective sub-systems should in turn decide to give you access based on the cookies, tokens or certificates that you bring along.
A bit like this:
Many Fiori apps are running on the same R/3 environment as the user logs into. As this is the same system, it is trusted by default. This is why you don't have to do much to get a decent response from your service. However, if you want to connect to an external system, you will have to put some IDP plumbing in place. This usually involves things such as establishing a trust between de IDP and the external service.
As mentioned, authorisation should not be part of your app, hence no code samples in this answer. I hope answer provides you with enough pointers to find a solution for your particular situation. This is a tough topic though, read up on it (there's lot of info on SCN and the help-section) and don't be shy to ask for help from a basis consultant if necessary.
Also, please don't step into the pitfall of building your own authentication (e.g. basic authentication or oAuth), as it is insecure by default. The reason for this is because your Javascript, including embedded algorithms and tokens are readable by anyone the has access to the app.
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Is it possible to develop GUI similar to what WSO2 provides to create XACML.
So we can simplify creation of XACMl policies for admin. This way instead of providing username and password of WSO2 server to our admin/users we can provide internal application pages , so they don't even have to go to WSO2 Identity server to create XACML policies.
Is it possible to get WSO2 IS code and reuse in our application to provide the similar functionality?
All software and documentation produced by WSO2, Inc. or any of its projects or subjects is licensed according to the terms of Apache License, Version 2.
This means you can access the code and modify it for your own purpose.
This is very much possible and we did the same for our requirement where we developed user friendly UIs to be used to create XACML policies. The end user need not to know about XACML and once the end user provides information related to policy as per design then we called WSO2 IS entitlement policy admin services to create the XACML policies inside WSO2 IS policy server.
So, you may use the Entitlement Policy Admin Service services (SOAP) to create the required XACML policies within your code.
Here is the wsdl url for EntitlementPolicyAdminService in WSO2 IS:
https://{IS host}:{port}/services/EntitlementPolicyAdminService?wsdl
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Is there something like a directory, list, search engine, or index of RESTful WS in the web?
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What I am looking for is a list or a directory in the internet like this:
Yahoo: Maps Service, http://developer.yahoo.com/maps/rest/V1/geocode.html, http://local.yahooapis.com/MapsService/V1/geocode?appid=YD-9G7bey8_JXxQP6rxl.fBFGgCdNjoDMACQA--&street=701+First+Ave&city=Sunnyvale&state=CA
Flickr: Picture Service, http://www.flickr.com/services/api/request.rest.html
Amazon: Storage Service, http://developer.amazonwebservices.com/connect/entry.jspa?externalID=135
...
Just found what I have been looking for:
http://www.programmableweb.com/category/all/apis?data_format=21190
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If you need a REST service for development, you can use the webservice on http://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/
Where there are multiple JSON responses you can use for testing.
The OData site certainly has a certain list of services - all that return OData (OpenData) feeds, e.g. WCF Data Services
They have a list of OData producers which are all offering WCF REST services to consume.
Not exactly what you are looking for, but the yahoo YQL site exposes many web services and other websites as restful web services.
From the site:
The Yahoo! Query Language is an expressive SQL-like language that lets you query, filter, and join data across Web services. With YQL, apps run faster with fewer lines of code and a smaller network footprint.