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Suppose you have a web application that people are using to do one thing X, but you are doing it great. For example, it would be a web store allowing to order a custom T-shirt printing by uploading some funny and pretty images found on the internet.
You are looking for ways to extend its functionality by adding some more capabilities for your users, but you don't want to lose the focus on this thing that you are doing best of all.
Different applications need different permissions. Although you might have a single resource server providing data to multiple apps, it’s often the case that you don’t want all users of application A to access application B.
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use Okta and Spring Boot to implement SSO with two client applications and a single resource server. You’ll also learn how to restrict access to the resource server based on app scores and how to use access policies to enforce authentication and authorization rules.
This post will show you how to enable SSO authentication in WSO2 Enterprise Integrator using Okta. For this tutorial, we are going to use WSO2 EI 6.5.0. It also requires us to have an Okta account; we can create one for free on the Okta website.
In the developer’s console, we need to switch to the Classic UI and then we need to do the following:
