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APM SSO
In a multi-domain mode APM, only one web application requires a custom domain suffix while other applications only use username.
I need to pass username@something.domain.local to the User Name's Form Parameter. For form-based SSO, how do I pass along a domain suffix with the username?
Thank!
3 Replies
- Thomas_Gobet
Nimbostratus
Hi Amnard,
In your Visual Policy Editor you need to specify a SSO Credential mapping.
In your Username assignment you just have to choose custom with this setting :
mcget {session.logon.last.username}.mcget {session.logon.last.domain} - Amnard
Nimbostratus
How would you handle when session.logon.last.domain is not the same domain that I need to add as domain suffix?
Basically, I just need to append a string to the end of the username. Can I do it like this instead?
mcget {session.logon.last.username}.{@something.domain.local}
- Thomas_Gobet
Nimbostratus
You can concatenate 2 variables with that :
session.logon.last.username = expr { [concat "[mcget {session.logon.last.username}]@something.domain.local" ] }
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