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Applications

An application is anything people open after they sign in: a SaaS product, an internal website, or an on-premise system such as Oracle E-Business Suite. These guides cover each way to connect one, then assigning people, testing and activating it.

If you are not sure which method fits, start with the first guide. It compares the options and points to the right setup guide.

  1. Choose how to connect an app

    SAML and OpenID Connect compared, plus the Web Agent and the App Proxy, and the steps every method shares.

  2. Register a SAML application

    Entity ID, ACS URL, metadata, certificates and name ID, the settings on the application side and common fixes.

  3. Register an OIDC application

    Client ID, redirect URIs, PKCE, a client secret or key, and service applications that use client credentials.

  4. Web Agent for Apache and OHS

    Add single sign-on to an on-premise application behind Apache or Oracle HTTP Server: register, copy, paste.

  5. Protect a Java application

    Add single sign-on to a Tomcat or Spring Boot application with the SSOGEN Java agent.

  6. Oracle and Apache packages

    One package and one command for Oracle EBS, PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, Oracle HTTP Server and Apache.

  7. Per-person form fill

    Choose whose password the App Proxy types into a login page, and manage the credentials people save.

  8. Assign, test and activate

    Assign people, choose the sign-in policy, test with a dry run and the Diagnostics tab, then activate.

  9. App Packs

    Trust a publisher key, install a signed pack, apply it to an application and disable a version.

  10. Java agent configuration reference

    Every setting of the SSOGEN Java application agent for Tomcat, servlet containers and Spring Boot: where settings come from, each setting's values and

  11. Web Agent configuration reference

    Every SSOGEN Web Agent directive an administrator may set in Apache or Oracle HTTP Server, grouped by task, with its values, its default and an example.

  12. Web Agent troubleshooting

    What the SSOGEN Web Agent writes to the Apache error log and shows in the browser when something is wrong, what each message means and how to fix it, how to