The second part of a new series of tutorials on building a grid application based on standardized web services like WSRM (Reliable Messaging) and WS-Security is now available.<\/p>\n\t
This second part looks at the development of a security model using the WS-Security standard. In this tutorial we introduce the basics of WS-Security, how to create and share a token and how to use the token to verify transactions between the grid manager and individual grid nodes. <\/p>\n\t
Once again, the tutorial has made top picks on the IBM developerWorks Grid computing page!<\/p>\n\t
As mentioned for Part 1<\/a>, this is a joint venture between myself and Tyler Anderson. Tyler has provided the code, based on my design guidelines and thoughts for the grid. Tyler has done a stunning job on the code - it gets even better as we start to approach some of the more interesting stuff like WSRM and resource properties. The final grid solution - which I’m just writing up now, is fantastic. <\/p>\n\t Unfortunately, you’ll need to wait a few more weeks before you get to see the final code!<\/p>\n\t You can read the first part of the tutorial through this link<\/a>.<\/p>\n\t