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-Secure BigBank Demo
-===================
-
-This is a copy of the big-bank demo with modifications to demonstrate the use of policies to enforce
-certain security aspects.  We hope to evolve this further adding more flavours of security.   Here
-is an overview of how this copy of the big-bank demo differs from the original...
-
-
-*) The AccountDataServiceComponent which used to return a customers savings, checkings and stock account
-data has been replaced with three independent components for savings, checkings and stock accounts.  These 
-components provide services related to obtaining a customer balance etc.  
-        -  Out of these three, the Checkings and  Stock service components are bound to the big-bank 
-        thro webservices while the Savings Account service component uses the SCA Binding.
-        -  The Chekings Account webservice enforces authentication as a security reqiurement.  Hence all
-        service requests between the bigbank and the Checkings Account service are authenticated
-        -  Additionally the Checkings Account Implementation enforce authorization checks that ensure that
-        only the owner of accounts access their details.  
-        - Here we demonstrate how the 'authenticated' user token credentials are passed from the CheckingsAccount
-        webservice over to the CheckingsAccount implementation for authorization checks.   
-        
-*) The StockQuote webservice is adorned with 'integrity' i.e. all communications between the bigbank and
-the StockQuote webservice and signed to ensure integrity of data exchanged. To honour this requirement the 
-StockQuote reference of the big-bank is also adorned with 'integrity' as a security requirement. 
-
-The overall picture is that when the Customer is requesting account details from the bigbank, the bigbank seeks
-the services of the Savings, Checkings and Stock Account Components. In seeking the service of the Checkings 
-Account compoent the the big-bank compoent authenticates itself.  The Checkings Account component further checks
-if the athenticated user token passed by the bigbank is authorized to access the account in question.  This is one 
-lap where security has been enforced.  Another lap is when the bigbank component refers to the StockQuote webservice
-to compute the stock value for a customer.  Here all communications are signed to ensure integrity of data exchanged
-between the bigbank and StockQuote webservice.
-
-When you run this demo you will observe various console messages that reflect the enforcement of authentication
-and authorization and integrity at varoius points of this application.
-
-
-Bigbank - General Information
------------------------------
-
-The application is made of 3 modules that represent the different aspects 
-of a fictitious banking application. Please see bigbank.png in the secure-bigbank-account 
-directory for a diagram of this demo.
-
-To run the secure-bigbank-account demo you need to first run secure-bigbank-calculator and 
-secure-bigbank-stockquote application. This will bring up Tuscany runtime and load the two 
-applications and make them available as services. Secure-bigbank-account is dependent on these 
-services.
-
-This demo uses ant. This is just one way of running this demo. 
-
-Start secure-bigbank-calculator composite
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-
-Secure-bigbank-calculator is a calculator application which handles add, subtract, multiply and 
-divide operations. Each of these operations is implemented in a different language, 
-including JavaScript, groovy, Ruby and Python.
-
-To run the secure-bigbank-calculator composite and make it available as a service for this 
-demo do the following:
-
-cd secure-bigbank-calculator
-ant compile  
-ant run
-
-.. Leave the server running
-
-Note that 'ant compile' needs to be done the first time you run this demo out of the 
-binary distribution. No need to do 'ant compile' from there on.
-
-Start secure-bigbank-stockquote
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-
-A very simple web services based stock quote application which returns random 
-stock quotes on request. Please note that the stockquote service is not live and is 
-implemented instead to allow for this application to always run without dependency on the 
-availability of a webservice.
-
-cd secure-bigbank-stockquote
-ant compile  
-ant run
-
-.. Leave the server running
-
-Note that 'ant compile' needs to be done the first time you run this demo out of the 
-binary distribution. No need to do 'ant compile' from there on.
-
-Start secure-bigbank-account 
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-  
-Secure-bigbank-account is entry point to this application running on Tuscany. 
-Secure-bigbank-account composite calls into secure-bigbank-stockquote and 
-secure-bigbank-calculator services. Start secure-bigbank-account in the following way:
-
-cd secure-bigbank-account
-ant compile 
-ant run
-
-.. Leave the server running
-
-Note that 'ant compile' needs to be done the first time you run this demo out of the  
-binary distribution. No need to do 'ant compile' from there on.
-
-Run the demo
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-The front end of this demo application is a web app which users Json/RPC to communicate 
-with the backend for retrieving account information. 
-
-To try the app out point you browser at:
-
-http://localhost:8080/AccountJSON.html
-
-This should display an interface with a single button that goes and retrieves 
-a single set of account details exercising services across the three running 
-SCA applications. 
-
-If you press on getAccountReport, you'll see a response posted, but the detail of the 
-data will be displayed in the screen where you started secure-bigbank-account.
-
-
-Stop the demo
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-Go to each of the corresponding command line screens and hit 'enter'. This will stop each 
-of the applications.
- 
-