Installation and Configuration Guide

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Step 2. Create the Properties File

After you configure OpenAM, you must create a properties file named

security.properties

, and configure the parameters that are related to OpenAM.

Using a text editor, open the following sample file:

/usr/local/mdmbdrm-<Version Number>/sample/security.properties

Configure the following parameters:

com.informatica.mdmbde.openam.uri.token: Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) of the OpenAM web service that authenticates the user credentials and generates an authentication token.; Use the following format for the URI:
http://<Host Name>:<Port>/openam/json/authenticate?realm=/<Realm Name>
The URI uses the following parameters:
Host Name. Host name of the machine on which you deploy OpenAM.
Port. Port number on which the host listens.
Realm Name. Name of the realm that you create in OpenAM.
For example,
http://server99:3333/openam/json/authenticate?realm=/mdmbdrm
com.informatica.mdmbde.openam.uri.validate: URI of the OpenAM web service that validates the authentication token specified in the web service request.; Use the following format for the URI:
http://<Host Name>:<Port>/openam/json/sessions/
The URI uses the following parameters:
Host Name. Host name of the machine on which you deploy OpenAM.
Port. Port number on which the host listens.
For example,
http://server99:3333/openam/json/sessions/
com.informatica.mdmdbde.openam.principal: Service Principal Name (SPN) of the HBase master server.
Use the following format for a SPN:
http/<Host Name>@<Realm>
A SPN uses the following parameters:
Host Name. Host name of the HBase master server.
Realm. Authentication administrative domain.
For example,
http/production.domain.com@domain.com
com.sun.jersey.spi.container.ContainerRequestFilters: Name of the interface that the container request filters use. You must use
com.informatica.mdmbde.rest.security.AuthenticationFilter
as the parameter value.