external log in form/page for uStore

[chris]

Hi,

has someone already experience with sourcing out the login page to for
example a clients portal where the employee has several different
login screens on one page and when filling out the uStore login
information the uStore opens in new window.

There are parameters which has to be in the form send info. Any idea
who are these?

Thanks

Chris

[Timothy Perrett]

The email address and password in the two systems must have specific parity, and then you can use the uStore SSO to directly drop the user into uStore. There are other-ways to make it happen, but the simplest case is to have the same un/pw as the other system.

Cheers, Tim

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[chris]

Thanks Tim,

what di you mean with "uStore SSO"
What do I have to fill in the form hidden fields or in the http
string?

Thanks

Chris

[Timothy Perrett]

LOL! You'd never do that for anything related to authentication, its a SOAP service call :-) It's well documented in the uStore connect documentation that also uses SSO. Checkout the service refs; its pretty straightforward.

Cheers, Tim

[chris]

Normally we print ;-) LOL
Just kidding... but a different perspective when handling such
questions, than a programmer and genius like you did ;-)

Thanks

Chris

[Igor Vorobeychik]

In the past uStore supported SSO just via URL , but it is no longer
supported since it is unsecure
uStore supports single sign on , you can get SSO URL by executing one
of uStore web services api in particular UserWS has several methods
like :
GetSingleSignonUrlToProductDetails
Returns an encrypted Single Sign on URL for landing in the Product
Details page of the given product.

GetSingleSignonUrlToProductGroup
Returns an encrypted Single Sign on URL for landing in the Product
List page of the given product group.

GetSingleSignonUrlToWelcomePage
Returns an encrypted Single Sign on URL for landing in the Welcome
page of the given store using the given culture.

That will require some programming knowledge and how to reference web
services.
You can get SDK from support as well check for uStore API / Connect
Training .
Igor.

[Bob Hopfner]

Does anyone import multiple paragraphs to one ador object? XMPie seems to have problems with carriage returns.

Also, I am not talking about a book but rather

This is some simple example text.
And this is some more example text.

Two simple sentences separated by a carriage return. I have set some space before the paragraph to space the two apart

XMPie returns a soft return after the first line and then a paragraph return. So I end up with this:

This is some simple example text."s"
"P"
And this is some more example text.

And the gap is too big. ("s" being the soft return and "P" being the paragraph style.

I looked up \r in the documentation as a carriage return and it worked in the plan file but when I stored it our db and returned it to the ADOR, it treated it as plain text and strung to whole thing together.

Thanks for your help,

Bob

[chris]

Maybe I explained it wrong,

but a way to make it easier to login from an external system might be
this, found it at the support system of xmpie:

If you have access to your authenticated users’ uStore credentials and
Store ID, you can now use Single Sign On to redirect the user to the
uStore System, sparing them the need to resubmit a User Name and a
Password.

To enable Single Sign On, enter the address of the uStore Customer
application’s login page, followed by the relevant user’s query
string. The query string consists of a Store ID (e.g. 3), a User Name
(e.g. jo...@abc.com) and a Password (e.g. abc), as shown in the
following example:

http://UstoreServer/uStore/login.aspx?StoreID=3&UserName=jo...@abc.com&Password=abc

[Igor Vorobeychik]

this method is old and unsupported may still work but it also
unsecured since password is passed without encryption as well it is
not time sensitive

On Jun 16, 11:42 am, chris <ckop...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> Maybe I explained it wrong,
>
> but a way to make it easier to login from an external system might be
> this, found it at the support system of xmpie:
>
> If you have access to your authenticated users’ uStore credentials and
> Store ID, you can now use Single Sign On to redirect the user to the
> uStore System, sparing them the need to resubmit a User Name and a
> Password.
>
> To enable Single Sign On, enter the address of the uStore Customer
> application’s login page, followed by the relevant user’s query
> string. The query string consists of a Store ID (e.g. 3), a User Name

> (e.g. j...@abc.com) and a Password (e.g. abc), as shown in the
> following example:
>
> http://UstoreServer/uStore/login.aspx?StoreID=3&UserName=j...@abc.com&Password=abc