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There are four special roles in : frevvo.Designer, frevvo.Publisher, frevvo.ReadOnly . Groups for each role must be specified on your LDAP/AD Server if you have users that will be assigned these roles. The group names must be frevvo.Designer, frevvo.Publisher, frevvo.ReadOnly . Upper/lower case may be a factor for Open LDAP systems. |
Configure frevvo.internal.baseurl in frevvo.xml for LDAP SSO
This parameter is needed in frevvo.xml for various activities like accessing ACL page , publishing templates , resetting tasks etc. Let's say you have a browser signed in via SSO to machine m1 (port 80). IIS is running on m1 (port 80) redirecting /frevvo/web to frevvo running on m2:8082. Browser submits form to m1, IIS redirects to m2:8082. The doc action is a frevvo:// URI which gets resolved to h ttp://m1/frevvo/... POSTs to this URI but m1 rejects the POST since it is not authenticated.
To avoid situations such as these, set frevvo.internal.baseurl to the actual host:port of the server. Follow these steps:
- edit <frevvo-home>/tomcat/conf/cstalina/localhost/frevvo.xml
- Add the parameter shown below with your information: Save the changes to the file.
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Parameter name="frevvo.internal.baseurl" value="http://<ip of the m/c where frevvo server is hosted>:<port>" override="false"/>
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Check if the configuration is correct
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The form or workflow routing can then use {Employee} rather than the control that may be mixed case.
Configure frevvo.internal.baseurl in frevvo.xml for LDAP SSO
This parameter is needed in frevvo.xml for various activities like accessing ACL page , publishing templates , resetting tasks etc. Let's say you have a browser signed in via SSO to machine m1 (port 80). IIS is running on m1 (port 80) redirecting /frevvo/web to frevvo running on m2:8082. Browser submits form to m1, IIS redirects to m2:8082. The doc action is a frevvo:// URI which gets resolved to h ttp://m1/frevvo/... POSTs to this URI but m1 rejects the POST since it is not authenticated.
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