I need to update the approver user for some request in OIM? What is the best practices/solutions or APIs?
Go to
http://hostname:port_number/integration/worklistapp
hostname is the name of the host computer on which Oracle SOA Suite is installed
The port_number used at installation
Enter the user name and password.
You can use the preseeded user to log in as an administrator. If you have loaded the demo user community in the identity store, then you can use other users such as jstein or jcooper.
The user name and password must exist in the user community provided to JAZN. See Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrator's Guide for Oracle SOA Suite and Oracle Business Process Management Suite for the organizational hierarchy of the demo user community used in examples throughout this chapter.
Click Login.
Go to administrative task, search for the request, select the request and from left drop down select reassign. Provide the userID to whom request needs to be routed to. and click on OK.
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just two questions about Ejabberd. I saw and adapted PHP tool found through GitHub (https://github.com/leesherwood/ejabberd-php-auth) for external authentication, but I have a doubt: when exploiting external authentication, how Ejabberd links users (who are not stored into Ejabberd database but into an external mySQL database used for Web purposes) with conversations, please?
Second question. I have followed guidelines for setting external authentication. It works like a charm when testing by command line, mocking a command like 00auth:username:servername:password
But, when I try to connect to Ejabberd's administration web platform, I receive an error of connection. Instead, when I use internal authorization, the platform is reachable.
Do you figure out the reason, please?
how Ejabberd links users (who are not stored into Ejabberd database but into an external mySQL database used for Web purposes) with conversations, please?
How? With their username+hostname.
when I try to connect to Ejabberd's administration web platform, I receive an error of connection. Instead, when I use internal authorization, the platform is reachable.
Try to login with a Jabber client, does it work? In the WebAdmin, remember to provide the Jabber ID, which is username#hostname, not only the username.
I have implement SOS concept between two php application. it application it available different domain.
I have required following condition.
1.When user is login any appplication to login this user with check user name and password into mysql database table
2.When user is login another application not reenter password direct login with this system.
3.When user logout at time both application can be logout.
-->my first application can be created Yii framework and another is moodle
please give idea to implement this concept in my both application
You can use external database authentication for Moodle -
https://docs.moodle.org/27/en/External_database_authentication
Log into Moodle as an admin then go to site admin -> plugins -> authentication -> manage authentication.
Enable the "external database plugin" and then update the settings to use the external database and map the fields for username, password, email etc.
We have a need to build an EXE app that runs on a customer's server that accesses our Multi-Tenant SQL database.
We have a Column SubscriberId for each table that we use in our web app to limit users to just the records that belong to their SubscriberId - which works perfectly fine (on our servers).
We have an Exchange to SQL service that runs on our server that sync's Exchange Contacts and Appointments to our SQL tables. An issue is that we need customers to grant us the Exchange 'ApplicationImpersonation' role for us to access the data on their server - which means we have access to their whole Exchange database store.
Most customers have been willing to allow us that access level, but a few don't want us to have that level of access - and that's understandable.
Our sync app is a C# .NET console app, and we want to adapt it so we can have end-users install the app on their server and have it sync with our server remotely.
THE QUESTION: Is is possible to create a user on SQL Server 2008R2 that only has access to the rows for that user filtered WHERE SubscriberId = 201 (for example).
We would allow port 1433 access to their server and the user/password would be used in the connection string in the App.config.
If so, we can create an admin panel in an Windows exe app where they setup that SQL User/password and their Exchange Super-User. Then they can remotely sync - but only see their own records in our SQL database.
Otherwise, it seems we would need to re-work the app to use an API and an alternate security scheme. That would obviously be a lot more work :-(
Thanks, Charles
IMHO, I can suggest the following solution.
1. You create a unique token that you can use to identify the tenant via some config or during console app start up.
2. Each tenant will call your service by authenticating using the token.
3. Only valid tenant is allowed to call the services. Rest may be notified of such an attempts.
4. You can even set up the service and the web services to use a refresh token in case of being more secure.
I'm installing Windows Server AppFabric in a Windows 2008 R2 SP1 that is part of my domain. On the Configure Hosting Service, I would like to configure each AppFabric service on a separate Domain account. I've created the 3 necessary databases on a separate database server that is also part of my domain, and 3 domain users, and I've given each domain user db_owner privilege on it's respective database.
When I'm installing Windows Server AppFabric, and I try to set the monitoring configuration, and on the AppFabric Event Collection service account, I'm trying to use the domain user, but it keeps giving me Logon Failure: Unknown username or bad password, but the user and password are valid! On the same server, if I do a runas with the same domain user and password, I open any application I want.
Is there a restriction on using domain accounts for this? I've placed all 3 accounts as local admin and on AS_Administrators, to see if it helped, but it's no good.
After a LOT of troubleshooting, I found out how to configure it. Before the Windows Server AppFabric Configuration Wizard is opened, go to the Services, and configure the 3 services (AppFabricCachingService, AppFabricEventCollectionService and AppFabricWorkflowManagementService) with the domain users you want. Then, you open the Wizard, and the correct domain users will already be configured, and all you need to do is configure the database.
The post https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4733348/configuring-appfabric-with-remote-database also helped, along with the article http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff637739.aspx
I have a problem about the credential in reporting service..
When I choose option windows authentication for a report in SQL Server Reporting Services, only the administrator can view the report. The other users can't view the report. But when I set credential stored securely in the report server and enter the username and password, all users can view the report but some data of the report is not showing.
For your information, I have created the user in SQL Server and I have set the role and user mapping.
What should i do?
Based off of what you are saying I would guess that you have not added the users windows credentials to the proper group on the reporting server. The admin would have access as by default that role is already given permission in the proper groups.
Here is an article from Microsoft that explains this process.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa274425%28SQL.80%29.aspx
This is a good article on setting up role based security.
http://odetocode.com/articles/215.aspx
If I understand your question properly, you want to use your end-users' windows credentials from end-to-end with your reports. You do not want to specify a specify set of windows or SQL credentials to connect to your data source, you want to use the end users' credentials instead.
In order to accomplish this, you will need to grant the end-users rights to access your reports in SSRS as well as granting them rights to run the needed SQL on the underlying database.
Finally, if your SSRS instance is not running on the same server as your database, you may run into security delegation issues. You can read more about this topic by visiting http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;810572