A:


This page attempts to document doing a security integration with UCM.

If you want to use a different source for user information (username, password, information(email,etc), and security info (roles, accounts)), then you can create a user provider.

User Provider Notes:

1.
Create a user provider component.

2.
public class YourClassName implements ProviderInterface, UserProvider {
private Provider m_provider = null;

3.
public void init(Provider provider) throws DataException {
m_provider = provider;
}

public void checkCredentials(UserData userData, DataBinder inBinder,
boolean isLoadAttributes) throws ServiceException {
// DataBinder pdatabinder = m_provider.getProviderData();
boolean authenticateUser = StringUtils.convertToBool(inBinder
.getLocal("authenticateUser"), false);

if ( ! authenticateUser ) {
return;
}
String uid = userData.m_name;
String password = password = inBinder.getActiveValue("userPassword");
boolean userHasAuthenticated = StringUtils.convertToBool(inBinder
.getLocal("hasAuthenticatedUser"), false);

if (!userHasAuthenticated) {
boolean userauthorized = // CODE HERE TO VALIDATE USER.

inBinder.putLocal("hasAuthenticatedUser", (userauthorized) ? "true"
: "false");
inBinder.putLocal("SourcePath", "");
userData.setProperty("lastLoadedTs", String.valueOf(System
.currentTimeMillis()));
}

Environment:
Oracle Enterprise Linux 5U2. UCM 10gR3. Oracle 10g Database. Apache.

first off get a gcc compiler for you linux distro. Maybe add the follow lines to /etc/yum.conf:

[EL5.2 DVD]
name = Enterprise Linux 5.2 DVD
baseurl=http://10.187.68.68/~fentontravers/el5dvd/Server/
gpgcheck=1
enabled=1

this assumes you've got the linux os extracted to the URL above.

then do a :

yum install gcc

This will install the gcc compiler.