I want to use an iframe portlet to display an ASP web app inside WebSphere Portal v6. This ASP application requires authentication against a different user registry from the LDAP I use in my portal. My question is, does Iframe support SSO and allows me to send authentication tokens so that once users login to Portal, they will not need to login to the ASP application.
Thank you.
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Should we point to the url like meant above or the whole url like "http:// . : /lotus/myquickr//!ut/p/c1/fY1LDoIwFEXX4gre.....!!/" ?
I tried to enter some credentials in the *web clipping portlet*, but ended without success.
I think in this case you would be better off with the web page portlet
I am new to WPS. Is the iframe portlet the same thing as the web page portlet? I am using WPS 6.1 and trying to authenticate to an asp.net application. I choose "form-based" authentication and filled the user & password field names. I also added a new entry in the credential vault. When accessing the page via:
https://server_name/app_name/login.aspx?txtUsager=user&txtPassword=pass
It does works and redirects to :
https://server_name/app_name/default.aspx
But inside the portlet, the credentials are not passed and the login screen is called without any parameter in the URL. What am I doing wrong?
Also, where can I find the iframe portlet? the link doesn't seems to work on the ibm catalog
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Which one are you using? are you pointing the url to the inside authenticated part of the server or the first url you visit to get authenticated?
I have tried both (wbe page portlet and web clipping portlet) but without success.
Here's what I did for the web page portlet:
URL : https://server/app/default.aspx
this is the URL I get redirected to after a login. If I try to access this page without be logged in than I get redirected to "login.aspx". Also, I have added the certificate to the server (http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/wpdoc/v6r0/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.wp.zos.doc/collab/i_cpp_t_domino_ssl.html) so I don't think it's a SSL thing. The asp.net application is on the same domain than the WPS, and I access them both with the server name (not the IP address).
Form-based authentication:
connection URL : https://server/app/login.aspx
user name parameter : txtUsager
password parameter : txtPassword
No other parameter is needed in the asp.net form, and the form action is "login.aspx". Both GET and POST methods are supposed to work on this form.
I created a new credential slot "test" with my own credentials in the default credential vault.
When I access the page I still need to login to the asp.net application (the page "login.aspx" is called without any parameter, as seen with the live http headers in firefox). Same results with IE7 and Firefox 3. WPS version is 6.1. I tried to reintall the web page portlet but it didn't solve the problem.
Any hints?
Thanks
For iframe though, is the site in the same domain as your portal server?
Whichever option I choose (iframe or not iframe, accessing the resources directly or not) in the clipper, I get the same results.
Is there any special configuration to do in the credential vault before being able to use the portlet? Or is there any other portlet I could use to achieve this goal? We really need the SSO to work because we have a lot of applications where a login is required.
thanks
no special config for the cred vault, it should just work. No other portlet that I know of. and Clipping and SSO aer not always the same thing. If you want the app to be within portal then we need to use clipping if you just want sso there are seperate avenues to explore
Thanks & Regards
Hitesh
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