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I lost myself in OpenSSO redirection loop

These days i am working with some identity management technologies for secure roles and policy based authentication.I came across one almost closed project OpenSSO which is no doubt excellent.I am telling
it closed because it is a open source software initiated by Sun Microsystem and inspired by Sun Access Manager.After the Sun-Oracle merger the oracle has decided to close this project and stopped all the
support that Sun was providing earlier.Well the you can use this OpenSSO server for your all applicaiton server ,No matters it is tomcat,Jetty ,JBoss or any other application server.You can achieve single sign on by two ways either use the policy agent and deploy it in your applicaiton server or use the OpenSSOClientSdk .
Different policy agents are available for different servers.
I choosed the openssoclientsdk for my java web applicaiton.I am using tomcat 6.0 and openSSO 8.0 enterprise edition.I have integrated the spring security and the openSSO through
opensso client sdk .After finishing all the steps of installation.when my application is redirecting to opensso server for authentication it is going to indefinite redirection loop, i have tried every thing that i can to resolve this issue,posted in forums ,joined a opensso community in linked in , i got some suggestions but all are useless. God knows this is bug in OpenSSO.
God Bless OpenSSO

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