Difference between revisions of "HowTo:Configure LAS Authentication"
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− | A Local | + | A Local Application Service (LAS) can be configured in the following way: |
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− | + | # Open UBIK.Studio and connect to the database which should be configured for LAS. | |
+ | # Open [[UBIK_Studio_Basics#Database_specific_settings|database specific settings]]: set "SessionManagement" to "LAS" with the authentication service address in "SessionServiceUrl". | ||
+ | # Open the [[UBIK Web Service Configuration|web.config]] of the data service: set the session management type in the [[UBIK Web Service Configuration]] to LAS ("1"), set the session session management URL in the [[UBIK Web Service Configuration]] to the address of the web service (which can be at the same location like the data service itself). | ||
+ | # If the authentication servie is in another location, open the [[UBIK Web Service Configuration|web.config]] of the USAM service: the settings in the configuration file are the same like in the data service, however, the settings for the SessionManagementType and the SessionManagementUrl will be ignored. |
Revision as of 09:04, 15 October 2013
A Local Application Service (LAS) can be configured in the following way:
- Open UBIK.Studio and connect to the database which should be configured for LAS.
- Open database specific settings: set "SessionManagement" to "LAS" with the authentication service address in "SessionServiceUrl".
- Open the web.config of the data service: set the session management type in the UBIK Web Service Configuration to LAS ("1"), set the session session management URL in the UBIK Web Service Configuration to the address of the web service (which can be at the same location like the data service itself).
- If the authentication servie is in another location, open the web.config of the USAM service: the settings in the configuration file are the same like in the data service, however, the settings for the SessionManagementType and the SessionManagementUrl will be ignored.