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Chapter 7: Developing Applications
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Table 7-15 Setting Access Permissions for Files (Windows)
Resource Explanation
Service ID file Set access permission when a Java application that receives a user
ID/password from a client to perform authentication is not to use the
business server configuration.
Permit only a Java application execution user (or IJServer user for a
servlet application) to read the file.
Login configuration file Permit only a Java application execution user (or IJServer user for a
servlet application) to read the file.
Security policy file Permit only a Java application execution user to read the file.
Trust store file Set access permission when a Java application that receives a user
ID/password from a client to perform authentication is to be used.
- When a file is created using the Interstage certificate environment
Permit a Java application execution user (or IJServer user for a
servlet application) to read the file.
- When a file is created using a keytool command
Permit only a Java application execution user (or IJServer user for
a servlet application) to read the file.
Use a chmod or chown command. Set access permission with super user (root) authority.
Table 7-16 Setting Access Permissions for Files (Solaris and Linux)
Resource Explanation
Service ID file Set access permission when a Java application that receives a user
ID/password from a client to perform authentication is not to use the
business server configuration.
Permit only a Java application execution user (or IJServer user for a
servlet application) to read the file.
Login configuration file Permit only a Java application execution user (or IJServer user for a
servlet application) to read the file.
Security policy file Permit only a Java application execution user to read the file.
Trust store file Set access permission when a Java application that receives a user
ID/password from a client for authentication is to be used:
- When a file is created using the Interstage certificate environment
Permit a Java application execution user (or IJServer user for a
servlet application) to read the file.
- When a file is created using a keytool command
Permit only a Java application execution user (or IJServer user for
a servlet application) to read the file.
- Trademarks 2
- Preface 3
- Table of Contents 5
- Chapter 1 11
- Overview 11
- What Is Single Sign-on 12
- Effects of Single Sign-on 14
- Implementation Method 15
- Basic System Configuration 16
- Business System 21
- Administrators 24
- Authentication 25
- User ID/password 26
- Authentication Information 35
- Authorization 45
- Post/department Role name 48
- Linkage with SSL Accelerator 57
- Choosing URLs 67
- Business system public URL 71
- Chapter 2 77
- Spreadsheet 82
- Designing an SSO Repository 84
- User information Item 86
- Repository Server Setup 88
- Creating an SSO Repository 89
- Tree to be created Use 90
- Using a CSV Data File 95
- Row Item 96
- Using an LDIF File 104
- Role Configuration Entry 113
- Object class Description 114
- User Information Entry 117
- System) 131
- (Reference System) 137
- Server on a Single Machine 155
- Registering Protection Path 158
- Item Configuration 159
- Required 159
- More Secure Use 165
- Using a Firewall 167
- Chapter 3 169
- Administrators) 169
- Environment Setup Flow 170
- Designing a Business System 174
- Setting up Business Servers 175
- Load Balancing 178
- Item name Contents 181
- Chapter 4 193
- Operation and Maintenance 193
- Starting Single Sign-on 194
- Starting a Business Server 195
- Stopping Single Sign-on 197
- Stopping a Repository Server 198
- Management Console 201
- User Related Operation 202
- Amending the Role of a User 203
- Changing User Passwords 203
- Canceling Lockout 203
- Checking User Lock Status 204
- Amending Role Configurations 205
- Amending Protection Resource 206
- Chapter 5 215
- Single Sign-on Customization 215
- Cause of the message to be 217
- Authorization Error Messages 221
- Customizing a Message 222
- Chapter 6 233
- Troubleshooting 233
- Error Handling 234
- Log output destination 235
- Settings] > [File name] 236
- Examples of Errors 237
- Chapter 7 241
- Developing Applications 241
- Developing Java Applications 242
- Program Development Flow 243
- Developing Programs 247
- Obtaining User Information 252
- Class Name Explanation 253
- Executing Authorization 254
- Environment Variable Values 256
- Obtaining Service ID File 259
- Option Explanation 260
- Jar File Explanation 265
- Creating a Trust Store File 267
- Resource Explanation 270
- Executing Applications 274
- Sample Code 278
- File Explanation 279
- Variables 296
- Information 297
- Appendix A 299
- Repository 301
- Adding a User Role 306
- Deleting a User Role 308
- Changing the User Password 315
- Appendix B 317
- User Information 318
- Role Configuration 322
- Protection Resources 324
- Path Configuration 325
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