glenrobson
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1 year ago Hi, there are a few ways to add authentication.
The easiest way if you don't need the annotations to be private to each user is to setup authentication in a proxy like Apache or Nginx. You can use this method to protect SAS with Shibboleth or have a single username and password.
If you do want the annotations to be private there is the auth_testing branch which uses Github or Google authentication. I need to merge the auth_testing branch into main as it is the latest version which I am running here
Hello, we're hosting the SimpleAnnotation Server as application running in Tomcat. We're sendings REST requests to index the annotations to the server and we're using SOLR instead of Jena.
I know that there isn't authentication included in the project. But I'm wondering if you have any suggestion to secure the SimpleAnnotation Server with Tomcat ? Thank you.