I have a question regarding the updateuser method in the
provisioning API, is it possible to update/change your password after
creating a user? Because I've only try to use the two parameters to
update (givenname and familyname) and it works fine. So, is there any
properties that can be use to update use password?
SSO sample application:
In addition to my question about provisioning api, I also have a
problem using the sample SSO application. Because after I login using
the my new default sso url (https://localhost/GoogleAppsSso/ Prompt.aspx) and sending the SAML response, it redirects me to this
page; https://www.google.com/a/mysandbox.com.ph/acs and this page state that:
This service cannot be accessed because your login credentials are not
yet valid. Please log in and try again.
So the problem here, is that im not redirected to my google mail.
To update the password of an existing user, you need to include the
attribute "password" in the <apps:login> tag of an UserEntry.
Depending on the client library language you choose to use, the way of
setting that attribute may vary. For example, you can set this
attribute in .NET by doing the following:
UserEntry userEntry = service.RetrieveUser("someuser");
userEntry.Login.Password = "new password";
service.UpdateUser(userEntry);
For your SSO issue, it is most likely an indication that the system
clock on your server is too far in the future. Please sync the time
with a time server and try again, or consider expanding the NotBefore
and NotOnOrAfter Assertion time window to accommodate an inaccurate
system clock.
Thanks,
--Tony
On Oct 14, 1:00 am, noni <jrcat...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have a question regarding the updateuser method in the
> provisioning API, is it possible to update/change your password after
> creating a user? Because I've only try to use the two parameters to
> update (givenname and familyname) and it works fine. So, is there any
> properties that can be use to update use password?
> SSO sample application:
> In addition to my question about provisioning api, I also have a
> problem using the sample SSO application. Because after I login using
> the my new default sso url (https://localhost/GoogleAppsSso/ > Prompt.aspx) and sending the SAML response, it redirects me to this
> page; https://www.google.com/a/mysandbox.com.ph/acs > and this page state that:
> This service cannot be accessed because your login credentials are not
> yet valid. Please log in and try again.
> So the problem here, is that im not redirected to my google mail.