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XML or LDIF Identity Service

XML or LDIF Identity Service

If you are using an identity service that makes use of XML or LDIF, select one of these from the Provider Type picklist. Here is what you will see:
In your identity service, be sure to map the Process Central security role,
abTaskClient
, to each user that will login to Process Central.
View and update identity service settings as shown in the following table.
Note that file-based identity service does not require any additional information beyond the connection settings.
Enter the provider-specific connection settings used to establish connectivity to your identity store.
Provider Configuration
Enable
Add a checkmark to use the identity service. Initially the service is disabled since it is not configured and ready for use. Configure the remaining settings, enable the service, and select
Update
.
Provider Type
Select from the drop-down list:
  • LDIF
    . (LDAP Data Interchange Format). A file-based service representing (LDAP) directory content.
  • XML File
    . A file-based service, such as the entries found in
    tomcat-users.xml
    file.
Be sure to see the notes that follow this table.
File location on server
This field is displayed only if the Provider Type is LDIF or XML File.
Do one of the following:
  • For an LDIF provider, provide a path to your
    .LDIF
    file. (See the notes that follow this table.)
  • For a provider based on XML user entries, provide a path to your file. (See the notes that follow this table.)
Notes for File-Based Service:
  • If you are running in a clustered environment, ensure that the file is shared or is on the same path in all servers.
  • The file you select must be on the Process Server
  • You can add an email entry to your XML file. For example,
    <user name="user1" password="user1pw" roles="admin,oabTaskClient" email=”user1@example.com”/>
  • The LDIF or XML file is read each time the Process Server starts. You can update the file at any time. If the server is running, select
    Update
    to refresh the file contents.

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