Adding a New Service
After you've logged in, you should see the Manage Console for the Services Management. Click on the "Add new Service" link.
The following fields are required:
- Name - represents a simple name for the service for display purposes.
- Service URL - can use Ant pattern Matching to represent multiple services
- For example, to match both http and https requests for every url under the www.acme.com/secure/ path
- Description - a longer detailed description
The following fields are optional:
- Theme - matches a name that the Spring Theme Resolver is using (Details refer to Theme Control)
- Enabled - whether the service is temporarily disabled or not; defaults to true
- Allowed to proxy - whether the service can use proxying or not; defaults to true
- SSO Participant - whether the service participates in single sign on; defaults to true
- Anonymous Access - whether the service receives the real NetId or some one-way hash; defaults to false
- Attributes - which attributes a service is allowed to see
 | Warning
Note that once you add a service, the restrictions are turned on. So again, be sure that first service you add is the Services Management application if you're protecting your service management console using CAS! |
SSO Participant versus Enabled
It is understandable to be confused about the difference between the SSO Participant and Enabled options. The Enabled option is determines whether the registered service is recognized whatsoever where the SSO Participant allows access to the service only if the CAS client protecting the service specifies the renew=true flag.
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