I'm looking at SSO solutions for Java EE applications deployed to glassfish servers (in a windows environment) and most of the internet gleefully points me in the direction of Waffle. However, reading over the documentation and examples, it seems to point mainly towards Spring or Tomcat solutions. I know that many Tomcat configurations can be applied to Glassfish (I was able to implement SPNEGO with a variation of a Tomcat configuration), but before I dive deeper into this and try to rework things, I want to know if I'm wasting my time (this is possible, right?), if there are existing tutorials/documentation I can look at, and how deep the rabbit-hole goes (I'm on a tight timeline, here, and I need a prototype of this SSO up and running ASAP).
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