Enabling Camel for existing implementations - PingAuthorize - 9.3

PingAuthorize 9.3
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PingAuthorize 9.3 (Latest)
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You must install the Policy Editor and the PingAuthorize server before enabling Camel services.

If your PingAuthorize implementation relies on Apache Camel, you can re-enable the service manually for both embedded and external policy decision point (PDP) modes.

Warning:

If you upgrade an existing installation of PingAuthorize to version 9.3.0.0 or later, and the earlier version was configured in embedded PDP mode with a deployment package containing Camel services, the upgraded PingAuthorize server will fail to start.

Because Ping Identity doesn't support Camel services, we provide this workaround as-is and for your convenience:

  1. In the PingAuthorize server distribution, copy the symphonic-camel-pdp-<version>.jar file from resource/camel to the lib folder.
  2. In the Policy Editor distribution, copy the symphonic-camel-pap-<version>.jar file from resource/camel to the admin-point-application/lib folder.
  3. In the Policy Editor distribution, add the - "camel-service" flag to enabledFeatures in the config/configuration.yml file. 
    enabledFeatures:
- "test-suite"
- "entity-dependents"
- "camel-service"
  4. Save your changes and restart the Policy Editor.

You should now be able to use Camel services to inform your authorization policy decisions in both external and embedded PDP modes.