[keycloak-dev] creating a realm UI

[Marek Posolda]

On 3.9.2013 16:10, Bill Burke wrote:
> I was thinking about this a little more.  What does an admin need to
> create an initial social or SSO realm?  Minimally for 1st application?
>
> * Name of Realm
> * Name of Application
> * Credentials for Application (password)
> * Enable Social
> * Enable Registration
>
> So, initial page could be:
>
> New Realm Name: xxxxxxx
> Social X Registration X
There are much more options for realm, would those be accessible during 
registration as well? It seems that we will also need something to 
handle upload of public/private keys for particular realm to use that 
realm? I wonder if it's good idea to initialize it from Keystore file, 
which could be possibly uploaded through UI, but admin would need to 
specify key alias/keystore password and key password in this case...

For social registration, it seems that we will need to specify which 
social providers will be available for each realm (For example Realm X 
will allow to register users through Facebook or Twitter, Realm Y will 
allow users to register users through Google etc.) It seems that we will 
also need that each realm will have different combinations for 
consumerKey/consumerSecret for particular providers (actually it's 
shared and consumerKey/consumerSecret are initialized from system 
properties). Not sure if we want to allow all those settings to be part 
of Realm registration page or later during realm editing?

Marek
>
> <Secure an App Link/Button>
>
> By default Social/Registration is checked for our Openshift Cartridge as
> there's a high probability users want a social server.  For Keycloak
> downloads, Social/Registration is unchecked by default as these users
> probably want this for their Intranet.
>
> Clicking the <Secure an App> link or button brings you to the new
> application creation page.
>
> New Application Name: XXXXXXXX
> Base URL:  XXXXXXXX
>
> Credentials
> Password: XXXXXX
> Repeat Password:  XXXXX
>
> <SAVE> <CANCEL>
>
> Clicking <SAVE> brings you to the application page:
>
> Application Name: FOOBAR
> Base URL: http:://foobar.com/app
>
> <Secure WAR for JBoss EAP 6.1>
> <Secure WAR for Wildfly 8.0>
> <Secure WAR for Tomcat>
> <Secure for Rails>
> <Secure PHP>
> etc....
>
> Clicking on one of the links brings you to an informational page:
>
> Page: CONFIGURING FOOBAR APPLICATION
> <h3> JBoss EAP 6.1 </h3>
>
> Place the following keycloak.json file in your WAR's META-INF directory
>
> |Shows a json file|
>
> Edit your jboss-web.xml file and add the following valve configuration
> |Shows an XML file|
>
> Download Resteasy 3.x
>