Updated Sample Static Configuration for using Google Authentication (markdown)
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Google has a couple non-standard behaviors that had to be addresses as a special case, thus you can't really use all the types of server configurations, and will be limited to Hybrid or Static where Google is setup in a particular way.
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Google has a couple non-standard behaviors that had to be addresses as a special case, thus you can't really use all the types of server configurations, and will be limited to Hybrid or Static where Google is setup in a particular way.
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You have to have the Google+ API enabled in order for this to work.
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The following example is based on making the sample simple-web-app to work with a Static configuration that uses Google Authentication, one can extrapolate from this to get a Hybrid configuration working. The updates shown here were done to the `src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/spring/appServlet/servlet-context.xml` file (see [client configuration](Client-configuration)).
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The following example is based on making the sample simple-web-app to work with a Static configuration that uses Google Authentication, one can extrapolate from this to get a Hybrid configuration working. The updates shown here were done to the `src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/spring/appServlet/servlet-context.xml` file (see [client configuration](Client-configuration)).
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1. Set the Authentication Filter to use your configurations, in this sample Static configurations:
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1. Set the Authentication Filter to use your configurations, in this sample Static configurations:
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