General Information | Sources | Targets | Configuration
General Information
The Login Method type Token consists of a generic token.
It can be accessed through 5 sources and has currently 1 possible targets. This Login Method type does not feature any configuration.
Possible Sources
Shortname | Longname | Description | Requires configuration |
Default | Default Source | The default source for this Login Method Type (System Reference) | No |
System Reference | Source referenced by the System | The Simplifier Token of the currently logged in user | No |
Profile Reference | User Profile Reference | An attribute in the user profile. | Yes |
User Attribute Reference | User Attribute Reference | An attribute in the User attributes of the currently logged in user. | Yes |
Provided | Provided Source | A statically provided valid Token. | Yes |
Possible Targets
Shortname | Longname | Description |
Default | Default Target | The default target for this Login Method Type (System will determine the target) |
Header | Header Parameter | The token will be provided in a header. |
Sources
Sources define the kind how the value of this Login Method is obtained.
Default Source / Provided Source:
Parameter | Datatype | Description | Mandatory |
String | The valid Token | Yes |
Source referenced by the System:
The system reference uses the the provided Simplifier Token of the currently logged in user.
An attribute in the currently logged-in user’s profile which is referenced by the provided key will be used as a login method. The attribute in the profile must be a string.
Parameter | Datatype | Description | Mandatory |
String | The key to the attribute for the currently logged in user. | Yes |
User Attribute Reference:
Default Target:
The Default Target let the Simplifier define how this Login Method should be used. It is the same as the header parameter
Header Parameter:
The Header Parameter will provide the Token in an Http-Header.
Parameter | Datatype | Description | Mandatory |
|
String | The name of the (Http) Header | Yes |