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open my integration apps via url

Adamaa Faal · 2016-09-13T04:25:32+00:00

Hi, After implementing IPSE , I would move directly to an integrated application ( .../iportal/apps/****) . I lost a bit on the files to edit. I wish I had something like : (... <a data-ipb='nomediaparse'…

Adamaa Faal

Hi, 
After implementing IPSE , I would move directly to an integrated application ( .../iportal/apps/****) . 
I lost a bit on the files to edit. 
I wish I had something like : (...<a data-ipb='nomediaparse' href='http://localhost:8700/iportal/getfolderitems.do?userid=****&password'>/iportal/apps/****/getfolderitems.do?userid=****&password</a>=****)
Thanks in advance.

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Clement Wong

You can access Information Console via URL with username and password (via userid= and password=), but that is not recommended for production use since it will expose user's credentials.
 
InfoConsole URL examples:
 
.../iportal/apps/myApp/?userid=auser&password=apassword
 
.../iportal/dashboard?conf=/Dashboards/Sales.dashboard&userid=buser&password=bpassword
 
.../iportal/executereport.do?__vp=Default%20Volume&__executableName=%2FApplications%2FSales_Reporting%2FReport%20Designs%2FSales_Monthly.rptdesign&__requesttype=immediate&__format=PDF&invokesubmit=true&myParm1=8/30/2016&userid=cuser&password=cpassword

Adamaa Faal

Hi clement, 
 
I have already implemented the iPortal Security Extension (IPSE) that allows me to pass a authuser and authpassword different from the user and password of ihub like in the example in Github.

I want to connect directly to one of my ihub applications (for example: Applications/app1) via the url:

... Iportal/getfolderitems.do?Userid=authuser&volume=Default%20Volume%&password=authpass
 
i can not do : .../Iportal/apps/app1/getfolderitems.do?Userid=authuser&volume=Default%20Volume%&password=authpass 
to access to app1. 
 
i have an error 3072 : The specified file / folder is not found , or you are not authorized to access it.
 
how to open it directly my app1 by url that is my question?
 
Thanks you.

Clement Wong

It is possible to code the IPSE so that you have both authentication mechanisms available.
 
You can have an additional URI parameter or a cookie to detect that the standard login mechanism is used. In this example, we are looking for the "__sso" parameter to use single sign-on. You could code it to do the opposite as well -- assume SSO and have a flag to enable the standard mechanism.
<pre class="_prettyXprint">
 public boolean authenticate(HttpServletRequest httpServletRequest) throws AuthenticationException {
 // Check if the __sso parameter exists in Form POST or GET
 String encrypted = httpServletRequest.getParameter("__sso");
 if (encrypted == null || encrypted.equals("")) {
 // Check if the __sso cookie exists
 for (Cookie cookie : httpServletRequest.getCookies()) {
 if (cookie.getName().equals("__sso"))
 encrypted = cookie.getValue();
 }
 }

 // if we didn't find the __sso parameter or cookie, assume standard login
 if (encrypted == null) {
 username = httpServletRequest.getParameter("userid");
 password = httpServletRequest.getParameter("password");
 volume = httpServletRequest.getParameter("volume");
 volumeProfile = httpServletRequest.getParameter("__vp");

 // the __sso parameter or cookie was found, so decrypt it accordingly
 } else {
 try {
 SSOUser ssoUser = SSOToken.decrypt(encrypted, false);
 username = ssoUser.getUsername();
 password = ssoUser.getPassword();
 volume = ssoUser.getVolume();
 } catch (SSOException e) {
 throw new AuthenticationException("Could not decrypt SSO Token: " + encrypted, e);
 }
 }

 return true;
 }</pre>