Calling the Service from a SOA Application

The security requirements of a particular scenario will determine:

• the policy sets and intents that need to be added to the calling SOA application to enforce authentication.
• how and where those policy sets and intents should be configured.
• whether the SOA application invokes the service exposed by the BPM process using a virtualization binding or a SOAP binding.

  The following sections provide three high-level examples of how authentication can be enforced:

  Example 1 - Single Sign-on Using a Virtualization Binding

  Example 2 - Single Sign-on Using a SOAP Binding

  Example 3 - Impersonation Using a SOAP Binding.:

  Note: For detailed information about how to configure an application to use intents, policy sets and policies, see the Composite Development guide.