OpenSSO Extensions is an incubator for modules that build on the access control, single sign-on and federation technology in OpenSSO, but are not part of the core project. For example, currently there are developers working on an OpenID identity provider and a PHP client sdk.

SAML 2.0

Implementations of the SAML 2.0 specifications.

SAML 2.0 Ruby Relying Party [ README | Docs | Source ]
SAML 2.0 Enhanced Client/Proxy [ README | Source ]

OpenID

Implementations of the OpenID specification.

OpenID Extension for OpenSSO

Client SDK

Enable applications to use OpenSSO's API's for authentication, authorization, etc.

PHP Client SDK for OpenSSO [ README | Docs | Source ]

Authentication Modules

Allow OpenSSO to use third-party systems for authenticating users.

ActivIdentity 4TRESS [ README | Docs | Source | Article ]
Hitachi Finger Vein Biometric [ README | Source ]
Information Card Relying Party [ README | Source ]
JA-SIG CAS [ README | Source ]
Swekey [ README | Source ]
ValidSoft VALid [ README | Source ]
Verisign Identity Protection [ README | Source ]
Yubikey [ README | Source ]

Authentication Providers

Allow third-party systems to delegate authentication (and, potentially, other functions) to OpenSSO.

Atlassian Seraph (Jira/Confluence) [ README | Source ]
Drupal [ README | Source ]
Joomla [ README | Source ]
MediaWiki [ README | Source ]
Spring Security (Acegi) [ README | Source ]
Spring Security 2.0 [ README | Source | Example ]
WordPress [ README | Source ]

Deprecated

These extensions have been obsoleted by other projects:

SAML 2.0 PHP Relying Party [ User's Guide | Docs | Source ] - deprecated in favor of simpleSAMLphp, which builds on the concepts first explored in the OpenSSO SAML 2.0 PHP Relying Party Extension to offer a full SP and IdP implementation of SAML 2.0 and Shibboleth 1.3.