Sometimes (a lot of times) I’ll design a screen or some code and I think “not bad”. Since it’s not bad, it gets my approval and gets moved into production. Thankfully, I often realize that it’s not a bad idea to revisit those designs and see if there’s something I can improve [...]
Today was a very exciting day for SendAlong – it’s release was picked up by several sites (mostly the US and parts of Europe). I was absolutely blown away this morning when I checked the system and saw the number of sign ups – let’s just say it was a bit more than I [...]
Just a quick bit of news that makes me very, very happy to be able to announce:
I’ve officially released SendAlong 1.0!
It’s been a labor of love and…labor, but it’s been worth it.
I’ve got so many things planned for SendAlong – it’s exciting that I’ve finally got 1.0 out the door so that I can refocus [...]
SendAlong is just about feature complete for the 1.0 release, which will hopefully be in mid February.
To help roll out 1.0 smoothly to the general (paying) public, I’ll be running a beta program up through the 1.0 release.
Here’s where you can help: if you’re interested in helping shape SendAlong or just lending a helping hand [...]
I have to admit, for single sign on in Java, CAS and Acegi go together about as well as peanut butter and jelly. Milk and cookies. Cake and ice cream…I should go grab some breakfast.
If there’s any interest, I may write up the steps I took in integrating CAS with Acegi.
Up next is making the [...]
I’ve got the basic CAS demo up and running, successfully doing single sign on between different webapps running on different servers. That link is actually an excellent guide to get you up and running quickly with CAS. Give it a shot if you’re just getting started.
Now on to Acegi integration…
I’ve decided to go ahead and try to get JA-SIG’s CAS configured alongside Acegi (Spring Security). I gave the Acegi docs and the CAS demo docs a couple of reads and it looks like it shouldn’t be too hard to get things set up properly. I think the thing that befuddles me most [...]
Does anyone have any ideas on how to accomplish an easy single sign on (SSO) setup?
A little background: SendAlong is built using a sort of spoke and hub architecture – there’s one main server (the hub) and several secondary servers (the spokes). It’s worth mentioning that the secondary servers are far away from [...]
Gosh, I hadn’t realized how bad the main SendAlong logo looked until Chris pointed it out to me. After a little reworking, here’s the before and after.
Much better!
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