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# Security Service Token Sample Guide

In this sample we will demonstrate the usage of wso2wsas-sts service and its applications. The demonstration of this sample also uses the default echo service as the service provider.

## HOW TO BUILD AND RUN THE SAMPLE

1. Setup the sample by running the given Apache Ant build. $ ant
2. Start WSO2 WSAS (If you haven't already started it)
3. Log into WSO2 WSAS administration console.
4. Select "wso2wsas-sts" service and setup security scenario #3 on it. Make sure wso2wsas.jks keystore (WSO2WSAS keystore) is used
5. Select "echo" service and copy the http service address. Select "wso2wsas-sts" service and navigate to STS Configuration. Paste/type the http endpoint address of "echo" service in "Add new trusted service"->"Endpoint Address" Select the WSO2WSAS private key's certificate alias (wso2wsas)
6. Select echo service and setup security scenario #12 on it. Makesure wso2wsas.jks keystore (WSO2WSAS keystore) is used.
7. Upload sts-sample/conf/client.cert into the wso2wsas keystore using the WSO2WSAS admin console.
8. Run client $ ./run-client.sh <wso2wsas-sts-http-address> <echo-service-http-address> OR run-client.bat <wso2wsas-sts-http-address> <echo-service-http-address>