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Fredrik LindqvistParticipantDo I understand this correctly, if I want to use our corporate LDAP service for user managment I have to program a plugin for that myself?
We are currently using smartcards for authorization and logging into our computers, is that something that’s supported by the external user API? (cant check that myself, the javadoc page is down)
November 26, 2012 at 7:06 am #332685
support-michaelKeymaster> if I want to use our corporate LDAP service for user managment I have to program a plugin for that myself?
Correct. MobiOne assists developers with the development of your device-side functionality of their app. Think of MobiOne as a client to your web/server-side services. Working with your server-side requirements is a whole different animal with many different server and implementation technologies. We (Genuitec) currently provides MyEclipse (a Java Enterprise IDE)for. We are actively developing an enterprise mobile product that will provide server side developer tools.
November 26, 2012 at 8:25 am #332687
Fredrik LindqvistParticipant@support-wayne wrote:
>Think of MobiOne as a client to your web/server-side services.
This question was related to SDC, not MobiOne. Although it looks like the answer would be the same.
November 26, 2012 at 8:32 am #332689
sdc-supportMemberHello Fredik.
Sorry for the confusion.
First, what JavaDoc page is down.
Now, regarding to your question, yes, it’s posible to use your corporate LDAP service for user managment via the External User Extensions, you can found more information about it here. We ship two examples with the SDC Installation so you can start there. If you need more help let me know and I can help you.
Best Regards.
Héctor – SDC SupportNovember 26, 2012 at 8:35 am #332690
Fredrik LindqvistParticipant@sdc-support wrote:
First, what JavaDoc page is down.
The page is:
http://www.genuitec.com/help/examples/javadoc/index.htmlOk, thanks for the answer.
November 26, 2012 at 12:01 pm #332706
sdc-supportMemberHello Fredrik.
It seems the URL you have is wrong, how did it you get it? The correct one should be:
http://<SDC server>:<port>/help/examples/javadoc/index.html
And your SDC Server should be running to get it since it’s built in on it.
Best Regards.
Héctor – SDC Support -
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