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I'm attempting to build an SSO to an ASP.NET application that's dynamically inserting the session ID within the URL as follows:
https://www.myserver.net/(S(vchbbnqzsl9vmc424jg5vf33))/default.aspx

I've edited the XML file to use both the GRAB and GRABFROMHEADER tags with no luck.
GET a:url="http://www.myserver.net/" a:query="" a:redirects="yes"
SEARCH a:symbol="mylogin" a:source="${_RESPONSE}" a:value="${_VALUE}"
GRAB a:start=".net/" a:end="/defaultDesktop.aspx"
SEARCH


SET a:symbol="MYLOGIN" a:value="${mylogin}"


I am trying to get all the pieces in place to run an outside application that we wrote to run over SSL through the cpipconnector. I have a .properties file and .xml file set up. The .properties hostmame, pickup.remoterul and externalSystemURL are pointing at the https website. I have also set up the system in es.systems.secure.login. For a while I was getting the "CPIP Notification: Unsupported OID service" error. Now that I've changed some other settings, I'm getting an "Unknown error occurred" message.

Have I found the holy grail of Luminis GFC developers? I have a fully functioning GCF connector that authenticates me to a system that uses basic http auth.

This trick relies on a special case, but it is hopefully universal enough that others would be interested.

How does this work?

Has anyone created a GCF for Astra Schedule VII? If so, would you share it with us? We are running Luminis 4.2.2.

Thanks,
Ron

Has anybody gotten a single signon connection to Blackboard 8 to work? If so would you mind sharing your setup?

I've reviewed all of the content on LDN re: moving CPIP to port 80/443 but nothing I've found applies exactly to my situation. For one, we're still using Luminis III (on Solaris). Secondly, we have a 1 server environment.

I attempted to follow Sungard FAQ 1-54G63I (which is for Luminis IV) but ran into a snag with modifying the server.xml. I've backed out of those mods and moved on to plan B.

Plan B is having another IP bound to the server's network adapter and modifying the configuration for CPIP to use port 80/443 on this other IP. So far this hasn't worked either.

Greetings All,

I am working on creating a custom class that will DES, then BASE64 encrypt a string and pass it back to the GCF for posting. The JAVA compiles fine, but won't run on the command-line. It is based on Sungard's Sample.java file found in /opt/luminis/webapps/cpipconnector/WEB-INF/config/sample/. I've created the class file in /opt/luminis/webapps/cpipconnector/WEB-INF/classes/com/campuspipeline/sso/authenticator/custom/ as directed by Sungard Support. However, when it is run on the command-line, I receive the following error:

Has anyone developed a gmail/google apps GCF SSO?  Or an SSO that does not make it so that the only way a user can login to gmail/google apps is via luminis?

Looking at the gmail/google apps web form, there are (at least) two variables that change every time you go to the form (dsh & GALX).... so a simple GCF isn't in the cards.

Hello all,

We have an external application called WebStudy which we have setup a GCF for using pickup.html on the remote server. Right now we are using autosync=true which means the user is responsible for putting in their own username and password. We would like to prepopulate all accounts in Luminis with their login/password. The login is the same as the Luminis login. The password will be random. I think I can accomplish this by using cptool:

We have set up Google Apps for Education using SAML authentication to authenticate against Active Directory. We are using simpleSAML as our Identify Provider and it is installed on a separate server from Luminis. Both simpleSAML and Luminis authenticate against Active Directory, so the password should be the same in both systems.