Need running java sample for sun access manager deployed on weblogic 8.1

Hi All,
I have deployed amserver.war in weblogic 8.1 through amserver.war.
I am able to login through user amAdmin. It's working fine. I have used file system at the time of configuration of access manager.
I want to communicate with the sunaccess manager deployed on weblogic through stand alone application. for example i want to access information stored in access manager from application by passing some input. What are the configuration that i need to do for this.
Use case: I have created a subject(user) now i want to retrieve user information that is stored in access manager or want to authenticate the user by passing the user name and password from a stand alone java application.
Thanks & Regs,
Deepak Dabas
[email protected]
Edited by: Deepak.Dabas on Jan 16, 2008 9:37 PM

Deepak.Dabas wrote:
Hi All,
I have deployed amserver.war in weblogic 8.1 through amserver.war.
I am able to login through user amAdmin. It's working fine. I have used file system at the time of configuration of access manager.
I want to communicate with the sunaccess manager deployed on weblogic through stand alone application. for example i want to access information stored in access manager from application by passing some input. What are the configuration that i need to do for this.
Use case: I have created a subject(user) now i want to retrieve user information that is stored in access manager or want to authenticate the user by passing the user name and password from a stand alone java application.
please refer http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-4675/6n6qfk0ne?a=view#gbdlr
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-2139/adubn?a=view
you need to download the client samples SUNWamclnt from sun.com
>
Thanks & Regs,
Deepak Dabas
[email protected]
Edited by: Deepak.Dabas on Jan 16, 2008 9:37 PM

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