
 Oracle Web Single Sign-On
 Partner Application SDK version: 3.0.7
 Copyright (c) 2001 Oracle Corporation. All rights Reserved.
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This is the readme file for Oracle Web Single Sign-On SDK (SSOSDK) 3.0.7

The Oracle Single Sign-On SDK can be used to write Single Sign-On enabled
web applications. You may write your applications using PL/SQL, 
Java Servlet or Java Server Pages. 

This SSOSDK  includes reference implementation of SSO Partner Application
in PL/SQL, Java Servlet or Java Server Pages.

Please visit http://technet.oracle.com for updated version of this SSOSDK
and documentation.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q:  How to install SSO SDK
A:  Please read Install.txt 

Q:  How can I write a PL/SQL based partner application?
A:  Please read the ReadMe.txt from following directory:
    demo/plsql

Q:  How can I write a Servlet based partner application?
A:  Please read the ReadMe.txt from following directory:
    demo/java/servlet

Q:  How can I write a JSP based partner application?
A:  Please read the ReadMe.txt from following directory:
    demo/java/jsp

Q:  I am done with SDK installation and not sure how to register
    my partner application to the SSO server.
A:  Decide your home url for your application which should be publicly 
    visible and process signon  url which should be able to receive the
    token from the SSO server. Send this information to the SSO server
    administrator. He/she will provide you registration information
    which can be used by your partner application

Q:  I am getting a PL/SQL error while trying to use my application.
A:  Most likely your registration information is not set in the 
    configuration table. Also check for the correct listener token name.

Q:  How can I see the error log for debugging?
A:  Create the following procedure and use SQLPlus for viewing the log
      SQLPLUS> connect <schema_name>/<password>@<tnsname>
      SQLPLUS> @secedbg.sql
      SQLPLUS> select * from wwsec_sso_log$;
    **IMPORTANT** : When you are done with debug then load secnodbg.sql 
    file to stop logging debug information.

Q:  What kind of webserver is supported ?
A:  Oracle iAS webserver is recomended for developing PL/SQL based 
    application. But if you are writing your application using Java 
    servlet or Java Server Pages then you may use other web server.
    However in that case you will have to get OWA packages to make it
    work which is shipped with Oracle iAS by default.

Q:  I am getting an error: WPG_SESSION api failed for pl/sql based 
    application.
A:  Do not set the authentication mode for your application dad to 
    Single Sign-On. For example you may set it to Basic.


