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# [[UBIK_Web_Service_Configuration|Configure]] the authentication mode of the web service using [[Configure_Single_Local_Application_Authentication|Single Local Application]] | # [[UBIK_Web_Service_Configuration|Configure]] the authentication mode of the web service using [[Configure_Single_Local_Application_Authentication|Single Local Application]] | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 14:51, 5 June 2014
Prior to the installation of an UBIK® Web Service make sure to have a Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) available and configured accordingly. If not read the instructions how to install and configure an IIS for UBIK®.
UBIK® Content Web Service UBIKContent.svc
- Create a new directory in the wwwroot directory of the IIS installation (default: c:\inetpub\wwwroot)
- Copy the components of the UBIK® Web Service into the (new) directory
- Create a new web applicaton as described here
- Configure the authentication mode of the web service using either
UBIK® Authentication Web Service USAM.svc
If authentication should happen via a distinctive USAM web service
- Create a new directory in the wwwroot directory of the IIS installation (default: c:\inetpub\wwwroot)
- Copy the components of the UBIK® Web Service into the (new) directory
- Create a new web applicaton as described here
- Configure the authentication mode of the web service using Single Local Application
 | Usage of USAM is not mandatory as the authentication can also be done via the Content web service! |
