2015
Tuts+
José Mota
2.7 hours
English

This course demonstrates an approach to a service-oriented architecture. We will use Ruby to create a authentication system that’s based on the Central Authentication Service (CAS) protocol: a single-sign-on / sign-off protocol for the web. Through the use of object oriented design, you will be able to create a Sinatra application that implements the aforementioned protocol specification, along with a demonstration client application that will consume those services.

1.Introduction 07:43
1.1 Introduction 02:07
1.2 Getting to Know the Protocol Specification 05:36
2. Creating the API Server 2:10:57
2.1 The Signup Process, Part 1 15:21
2.2 The Signup Process, Part 2 04:57
2.3 The Signup Page 13:00
2.4 Login Tickets, Part 1 11:35
2.5 Login Tickets, Part 2 07:58
2.6 Ticket Granting Cookies, Part 1 12:13
2.7 Ticket Granting Cookies, Part 2 10:13
2.8 Validate Service Tickets 10:15
2.9 Consolidate the Login Process Into the Application, Part 1 15:32
2.10 Consolidate the Login Process Into the Application, Part 2 07:50
2.11 Consolidate the Validation Process Into the Application 15:00
2.12 Final Assembly 07:03
3. A Client Demonstration App 20:49
3.1 Implementing a Client Application, Part 1 13:58
3.2 Implementing a Client Application, Part 2 06:51
4. Conclusion 01:35
4.1 Final Review 01:35

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