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Is it possible to add login credentials to CenterStage URL?

mfernandezv

Hi,

i was wondering if it is possible to add user and passwd to CenterStage URL. Then we can set a silent login from our intranet.

I mean somenthing like http://localhost:9060/CenterStagePro/#documentum#username#passwd ??

Sorry but i'm don't understand very well how the client works yet...

THX

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DCTM_Guru

The reason its not like any web you have used is because in its not customizable in its current version. Unlike Webtop, CenterStage is not built on a customizable framework. There are some configuration options, but nothing that would suit your needs.

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ljwong

Hi,

No, this is not possible.

Linda

mfernandezv

Thanks for the answer Linda!

I'm in troubles because I need to skip login screen but users are not domain users so i can't use the silent login either. Anyway CenterStage no seems like the other web clients i usually have worked with.

How can i achieve this? can i make a call to the loginService first, just in background, and navigate to index page later? that would be jump the index page?

Sorry but i need a solution for that issue. Anybody can help?

Thank you!

DCTM_Guru

mfernandezv

Sad to hear that...

Anyway, thanks a lot Johnny!! you always helping...

Regards

mfernandezv

A last question... Does silent login work for CenterStage client?

Thus I'll try to map current users with the windows domain accounts...

OK. No possible since it requires client customization.

agoodale

Yes, you could have a separate HTML page that calls the LoginService first, and then redirects to the CenterStage index.html. To make it work, you'll have to store the DFS session token returned from LoginService.loginToRepository on the HTTP cookies. We use the session token on the cookie to allow requests to share the registered service context (and identities).

The cookie name is "DFS".