[user@host picketlink-installer-2.1.6.Final]$ ant
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You can use the PicketLink Installer to configure a JBoss Application Server 7.1.1.Final+ with PicketLink.
The installer is a simple Apache Ant script that makes all necessary configurations to your JBoss AS installation, including:
Updates the PicketLink module with the latest libraries
Installs the PicketLink AS7 Extension/Subsystem
Installs the PicketLink AS7 Console
Configures the PicketLink Quickstarts
Download and extract the JBoss Application Server 7.1.1.Final+
Make sure you have Apache Ant properly installed and configured
Download PicketLink Installer from https://repository.jboss.org/nexus/content/groups/public/org/picketlink/picketlink-installer
After downloading the installer extract it and inside the picketlink-installer-2.1.5.Final execute the follow command:
[user@host picketlink-installer-2.1.6.Final]$ ant
Now you should be prompted for the full path of your JBoss Application Server installation.
prepare: [mkdir] Created dir: xxxxx [echo] [echo] #################################################################################### [echo] Welcome to the PicketLink Installer [echo] [echo] This installer will update your JBoss Application Server v7 installation with the [echo] following libraries and versions: [echo] [echo] - PicketLink Federation 2.1.6.Final [echo] - PicketLink Subsystem 1.0.1.Final [echo] - PicketLink Console 1.0.1.Final [echo] - PicketLink Quickstarts 2.1.6.Final [echo] #################################################################################### [echo] [input] Please enter the path to your JBoss Application Server 7 installation:
And it is done !
Please, do not forget to create an user using the add-user.sh script provided by the JBoss Application Server. Otherwise you will not access the PicketLink Console.
JBoss AS 7 has a modular architecture. It uses JBoss Modules and offers true application isolation. In order to use PicketLink we need to make sure that its module is properly configured.