The Interzoic
Single Sign-On application installs in a DotNetNuke (DNN) portal
framework and provides User account management and auto-login/single
sign-on (SSO) services from a remote website to the host DNN portal.
The remote server utilizes REST based Web Services provided by the
Interzoic SSO to query and set User account, profile and role data in
the DNN portal. The Web Services also provide a secure Login Token that
the remote website can include in a URL string that will allow an
authorized User to auto-authenticate and auto-login to the DNN portal.
- Interzoic Single Sign-On Administrative Module
- 1 Year of Maintenance and Enhancements
- REST Based Web Services
- .NET API Library
- SSO Client Testing Harness with Source Code
- Extensive Examples and VS Test Cases
- Electronic CHM Documentation
- PDF User's Guide
- 2 Support Tickets
The SSO application is installed in a DNN portal framework using the standard procedure for installing a DNN module. Once installed, the SSO Auto-Login module can be added to any page that you want to be a target landing page from the remote server. The administrative/configuration options will be secured, only available for Users with “Edit” permissions to the module. The module does not have a visible UI, so non-Admin Users will not be able to detect its presence.
The
Interzoic Single Sign-On application installs in the DotNetNuke (DNN)
portal framework using the standard module installation process. Once
installed, add the module to any page that you want to use as a
“Landing” page. Once SSO Administration options are set, the web
services will be functional.
Access the “SSO Configuration” UI from the Action Menu drop down.
- Selected Portal: Portal Selection DropDown (Host can access all portals)
- Web Services URI: Available URIs based on Portal Aliases
- Authorized Role: Drop Down of Site Roles
- Enable Web Services: Enable/Disable
- Accept only HTTPS: Enable/Disable
- SSO Token Timeout: Seconds that Token will remain valid
- Success Redirect URL: URL to redirect to if successful login
- Reject Redirect URL: URL to redirect to if rejected login
- Enable SSO Failure Message: Enable/Disable
- Audit 'View' Utilization: Enable/Disable
- Audit 'Edit' Utilization: Enable/Disable
- Audit Unauthorized Utilization: Enable/Disable
As part of the Interzoic SSO module installation, REST web services are deployed but not enabled. Once SSO Administration options are set, the web services will be functional.
A Help URI is available that provides the most current information about
the available services and how to use them. For example:
http://demo.accordlms.com/DesktopModules/Interzoic-SSO/Service.svc/helpThe authorization and authentication approach for the SSO module was drawn from Amazon S3 REST web services.
Token Services- UserLoginTokenGet (PortalID, Username)
User Services- UserGet (PortalID, Username)
- UserDelete (PortalID, Username)
- UserUpdate (PortalID, Username, UserInfoDataContract)
User Roles Services- UserRolesGet (PortalID, Username)
- UserRoleGet (PortalID, Username, Rolename)
- UserRoleDrop (PortalID, Username, Rolename)
- UserRoleUpdate (PortalID, Username, Rolename, UserRolesInfoDataContract)
Portal Roles Services- PortalRolesGet (PortalID)
Profile Services- UserProfileGet (PortalID, Username)
- UserProfileUpdate (PortalID, Username, ArrayOfUserProfileInfoDataContract)
A .NET Windows client testing harness, SSOClient.exe, is included at no additional cost. It exercises the full range of SS0 web services. Both the executable and all the VB.net source code are provided. This makes it easy to create your own communications in any programming language and provides best practices working examples if you will be communicating from another platform.
A .NET client clibrary is included at no additional cost. It exercises the full range of SS0 web services. Both the DLL and all the VB.net source code are provided. This makes it easy to create your own communications in any .NET language and provides best practices working examples if you will be communicating from another platform.
Getting a Login Token
Dim credentials As New Interzoic.SSO.Client.API.Credentials(0, "AuthenticateUserName", "UserPassword")
Dim baseUri As String = "http://www.example.com/DesktopModules/Interzoic-SSO/Service.svc/"
Dim client As New Interzoic.SSO.Client.API.Connection(credentials, baseUri)
Dim statusCode As System.Net.HttpStatusCode
Dim token As String = client.GetUserLoginToken(0, "UserName", statusCode)
Getting a User's Roles
Dim credentials As New Interzoic.SSO.Client.API.Credentials(0, "AuthenticateUserName", "UserPassword")
Dim baseUri As String = "http://www.example.com/DesktopModules/Interzoic-SSO/Service.svc/"
Dim client As New Interzoic.SSO.Client.API.Connection(credentials, baseUri)
Dim statusCode As System.Net.HttpStatusCode
Dim userRolesList As List(Of UserRoleInfoDataContract) = client.UserRolesGet(0, "UserName", statusCode)
Extensive and up to date PDF User's Guide and electronic .NET API documentation.