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Single Sign On (SSO)

The Single sign-on authentication mode will be used when:

  • The 'AuthenticationManagerSingleLogon' login configuration was selected.

Note: SSO with the Rich client works with Windows OS only !

Example:

This example shows sample content of the 'AuthenticationManager.properties' and 'AuthenticationManager_jaas.config' files.

  • Content of the 'AuthenticationManager.properties' file:

    AUTH_TYPE=AuthenticationManagerSingleLogon

    CALLBACK_HANDLER=de.usu.s3.authentication.BasicCallbackHandler

  • Sample content of the 'AuthenticationManager_jaas.config' file:

    AuthenticationManagerSingleLogon {

    de.usu.s3.authentication.DBLoginModule requisite dbsessions="VALUEMATION" dbuser="system" dbpassword="693A6C37875494F00D189C70B4838A02";

    de.usu.s3.authentication.DBLoginModule optional dbsessions="HISTORY" dbuser="system" dbpassword="manager";

    de.usu.s3.authentication.SingleLogonLoginModule sufficient s3user="true";

    de.usu.s3.authentication.S3UserLoginModule required s3user="true" blockOnUnsuccessfulAttempt="true";

    };

The 'SingleLogon' login module takes the currently logged user and tries to log him into Valuemation. A user with the same username must exist in Valuemation database (the same applies to the domain if the user filled in the domain field). If no such user is found, the Standard login dialog is displayed.

See Also

Valuemation Rich Client

Standard Login Dialog