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Welcome to the Community Wiki for Project Keychain!
The goal of Project Keychain is to manage user access provisioning to multiple types of external applications by implementing an SPML Gateway. The gateway is based on the JBI framework and components in Project Open ESB and Project Open JBI Components.
Releases
Technology Preview Release 1 (TPR1)
Technology Preview Release 1 (TPR1) provides a set of solutions that you can run on the standard version of Open ESB. These solutions were created by Sun Microsystems. In the future, this wiki will include solutions created by partners and by other customers.
Solution Center
Solutions are simply any piece of code that can take SPML-based messages and transform them to invoke appropriate APIs on the provisioning system. Since our runtime is based on Open ESB, we can support a wide-range of "code" to do this transformation. Our standard set of solutions, released as part of TPR1, is based on Netbeans SOA Projects, although even that may change in the future.
However, since the Open ESB runtime is flexible and includes the Glassfish Application Server, we also support any custom, J2EE? artifacts that can perform these SPML transformations. Check out the various other SPMLv2 Gateways we've created!
Developer's Corner
Keychain Architecture
See the following video which provides an overview of the Keychain motivation and architecture.
RACF Solution and Screen Scraping SE Videos
Check out the following videos for more information on how to configure the Screen Scraping SE and how to use the RACF solution.
Key contributor AllGateways Software, Inc. starts hosting a set of SPML V2 gateways at www.cloud-identity.com
Blogs
The Project Keychain team is blogging!
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