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Test WSO2 Identity Server's Passive STS

This blog explained the way to test the passive sts in wso2 identity server. I'm using wso2 identity server 5.0.0 with service pack1.

Step 1 :-

Checkout this sample[1] and build it.


sudo svn checkout http://svn.wso2.org/repos/wso2/carbon/platform/branches/turing/products/is/5.0.0/modules/samples/passive-sts/ passive-sts



mvn clean install


Step 2 :-

Deploy PassiveSTSSampleApp.war file which is created in /home/madura/Documents/issues/UNISUPERDEV-25/passive-sts/passive-sts-client/PassiveSTSSampleApp/target directory. You can use external tomcat server for deployment. If not you can use the tomcat server located in IS

Step 3 :- 

IDP configurations 

 Click ‘Add’ under ‘Service Providers’ in the ‘Main’ tab.

 Specify any name as the service provider name. We have used passivests here.

 Select the 'WS-Trust Security Token Service Configuration',  click configure and add new trusted service as below.


Under ‘Inbound Authentication Configuration’ expand ‘WS-Federation (Passive) Configuration’.




For 'Service Realm Name' give the same identifier as we given as realm in Web app
     e.g :- 
        PassiveSTSSampleApp


5. Add claims which need to show in the sample app








After you completed the configuration, go to this url : http://localhost:8080/PassiveSTSSampleApp/ and log in to the app.





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