I have installed WSO2 IS 6.0.0 and it is working. I have even configured Service Providers which are working fine.
Now I have my own MYSQL Database which has its own table(local_users) with users in it. There are around 10 users.
I want those users to be able to log in to WSO2 MYAcount using a username and password from the "local_users" Table and not WSO2 User Store.
I have read the documentation here which seems to only create WSO2 tables in MYSQL Database. But it doesn't take my table(local_users) from the same Database. I didn't find any option to give my table name or column name.
So my question is, is it possible to incorporate your own MYSQL DB Table with WSO2 Identity Server?
You can plug your own database which has user data as a userstore to WSO2 IS.
For that, you have to write a custom userstore manager to manage the user store, because the DB schema is different than the schema used in WSO2 default userstores.
Refer to https://nishothan-17.medium.com/custom-user-store-manager-for-wso2-identity-server-5-11-0-6e23a4ddf1bb this guide for more information on writing a custom userstore manager and plug your own userstore to WSO2 IS.
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I create a simple Spring Boot application. Running the app shows a JSON employee table in the browser, but when I check MySQL database with the command-line or MySQL Work-bench, a table employee table is generated, but no content.
Running the app from IntelliJ doesn't give me any error:
Take a look at my code on github:
demo
You have only static data you are not using Jpa method for save that's why it's not saving in database table.
I'm trying to create a sequence for documents uploading. I created the Cloudant instance, database in it and IAM and legacy credentials. Suddenly, I receive an error retrieving a list of databases when I try to bind a Cloudant action to a Cloudant instance. What do I check to resolve this issue?
Failed to retrieve a list of databases
I got the same problem.
You can choose Instance > Input your own credentials instead.
Fill your username, password. Host can be found in Cloudant > Service credentials.
I need to use AWS Cognito user authentication service with my React-Native app and also store user data through my mysql database from my laravel backend..
is there a way after user is registered in aws cognito, to send all its data to my mysql database and store it in my users table? like the email, name, cellphone
so after I can be able to use my 'mysql' database to makes queries inside my app..
Thanks in advance..
You can use Cognito Trigger for it, for example
Documentation
Example
when accessing database objects from other server I use [server].[database name].[schema name].object_name
but if the service name of the mssql database server is different than the default service name (i.e. MSSQLServer2008R2) then how do I access the database object? what would be the syntax?
It looks like you're confusing several different things here.
The instance name is the name you provided when you installed SQL Server. If you didn't give an instance name, then you installed a default instance that has no name. See the documentation on instances here. You can access a default instance using ServerName but to access a named instance you need to use ServerName\InstanceName.
Each instance of SQL Server has a Windows service that runs it; the name of that service is formed from the instance name by default. These are the services that you see in the Windows Services list or SQL Server Configuration Manager.
Finally, when you use four-part naming to access a database on another server, you define a linked server name when you create the linked server. The server name you give does not necessarily have to be the same as the remote server's instance name; it can be anything you like. See the documentation for sp_addlinkedserver here.
Your question seems to be asking, "what is the correct linked server name for a named instance on another server?". Example A in the documentation I linked to for sp_addlinkedserver shows how to create a linked server to a SQL Server named instance, I think that may be your real question.
We have a server setup where a rails server is writting into the same database as an java enterprise server. We have an api for the enterprise server implemented on the rails server that will create a user. It looks like this:
user = User.new
user.name = "Test"
user.save()
The problem we are facing now is that when the user create request returns the user id to the enterprise server it sometimes is not found by the enterprise server in the database.
When does ActiveRecord insert a new entity into the database? Is there a way to ensure that when save returns that the database insert statement was performed?
The rails version is 2.3.10
You would want to use ActiveRecord callbacks for this. They let you perform an action after the save takes place.