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The purpose of this classification is to transport a previously acquired auth token from the client to the server. | The purpose of this classification is to transport a previously acquired auth token from the client to the server. | ||
− | Add this classification to all meta classes you have defined an [[SYSCLS_EXTERNALAUTHCONFIG|External Auth Configuration]] entry for. | + | Add this classification to all scopes of meta classes you have defined an [[SYSCLS_EXTERNALAUTHCONFIG|External Auth Configuration]] entry for. |
− | Since this is an autonomous classification, | + | Since this is an autonomous classification, the MP_EXTAUTHTOKEN meta property should be added to the scope automatically during runtime. |
+ | Also, add this classification to the meta class itself, since the Content web service only caches the external auth token if this classification is found on the meta class. | ||
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== See also == | == See also == |
Latest revision as of 13:39, 22 March 2022
MetaProperties
Name | Data type | Comment |
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MP_EXTAUTHTOKEN | String | An SSO authentication/authorization token used for interaction with external systems regarding this object |
Usage
The purpose of this classification is to transport a previously acquired auth token from the client to the server. Add this classification to all scopes of meta classes you have defined an External Auth Configuration entry for. Since this is an autonomous classification, the MP_EXTAUTHTOKEN meta property should be added to the scope automatically during runtime. Also, add this classification to the meta class itself, since the Content web service only caches the external auth token if this classification is found on the meta class.