Configure Authentication and Authorization

The following checklist provides the steps necessary to configure Kaazing Gateway to perform authentication and authorization:

#	Step	Topic or Reference
1	Learn about authentication and authorization.	About Security with Kaazing Gateway, About Authentication and Authorization, and What’s Involved in Secure Communication
2	Learn how authentication and authorization work with the Gateway.	What Happens During Authentication and How Authentication and Authorization Work with the Gateway
3	Define the method the Gateway uses to secure back-end systems and respond to security challenges.	Configure the HTTP Challenge Scheme
4	Configure one or more login modules to handle the challenge/response authentication sequence of events with clients.	Configure a Chain of Login Modules
5	Code your client to respond to the Gateway’s authentication challenge.	Configure a Challenge Handler on the Client
6	Configure the Gateway to specify the user roles that are authorized to perform operations for Gateway services.	Configure Authorization
7	Configure the Gateway to authorize or deny JMS operations performed by the client, using the JMSAuthorizationFactory.	Secure the Connection from Each Client to the Gateway
Optional	Inject bytes into a custom protocol or promote user credentials to the AMQP protocol.	Implement Protocol Injection