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Java SSO - Is this a standard?

Hi all,
This may not be the best group to ask, but is Java SSO (single sign on) a
standard? I'm looking to incorporate Java SSO with ASP.NET. Has anyone
done anything similar and is it fesible to do?

Thanks!

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Lucas Tam wrote:
Hi all,
This may not be the best group to ask, but is Java SSO (single sign
on) a standard? I'm looking to incorporate Java SSO with ASP.NET.
Has anyone done anything similar and is it fesible to do?

Thanks!


I'm not aware of any SSO standard unless I've missed some JCP. You may
rather consider MS Passport a standard...

Cheers,

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