Sun Java System Application Server Platform Edition 9 Administration Guide

ProcedureTo create an httpservlet provider

  1. In the Admin Console tree component, expand the Configuration node.

  2. Expand the Security node.

  3. Expand the Message Security node.

  4. On the Message Security Configuration page, click New.

  5. In the Authentication Layer drop-down list, select HttpServlet.

  6. In the Provider Configuration section, specify the following:

    • Default Provider – Check the box beside this field to make the new message security provider the provider to be invoked for any application for which a specific provider has not been bound. Whether the provider becomes the default client provider, the default server provider, or both will be based on the value selected for Provider Type.

    • Provider Type – Select server to specify that the provider is to be used as a server authentication provider.

    • Provider ID - Enter JSR196AMProvider as the name of this provider configuration. This name will appear in the Current Provider Configurations list.

    • Class Name - Enter the Java implementation class of the provider, which is com.sun.identity.agents.jsr196.as9.JSR196AMAuthModule.

  7. Add additional properties by clicking the Add Property button.

  8. Click OK to create the provider. The new provider HttpServlet is listed in the Message Security Configuration page as well as a new node under the Message Security node.

  9. Click the HttpServlet node under the Message Security node.

  10. Click the Providers tab and click HttpServlet to open the Edit Provider Configuration page.

  11. In the Request Policy section, click Authenticate Source and select content.

  12. In the Response Policy section, click Authenticate Source and select content.

  13. Click Save to complete the message security provider creation.

Equivalent asadmin command

create-message-security-provider