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OpenKM User Roles with Active directory 4 Months ago Karma: 0  
Hi it's me AGAIN!


after some great help (mostly of this forum and some from other people and sadly nearly nothing from the OpenKM documentation) i Finaly managed to log into OpenKM wit the credentials of a windows 2000 Active directory user.

there is only one thing that i have not been able to accomplish and that is adding the user roles to the user like i have while using the filesystem (User.properties & roles.properties)

when i log into OpenKM with a ad user i see that in the log file the user groups are being read. when i am in openkm however there are no groups accept UserRol?!?


can somebody explain to me how i can set up groups in OpenKM because i need to put permissions on folders!!


thanx for the help,


Peter
 
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Re:OpenKM User Roles with Active directory 4 Months ago Karma: 4  
For a complete ldap integration it's necessary - actually - to compile openkm cvs code because you need to create your own java class that implements PrincipalAdapter and define in your OpenKM.cfg take a look at this documentation entry, at Integration with JBoss security.

You need to define the class with this two metods to full ldap integration, called
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public Collection getUsers() throws PrincipalAdapterException; public Collection getRoles() throws PrincipalAdapterException;
This methods are used internally by OpenKM to get users and roles. On future we've planned to do it more easy and automatically, but is not yet done, and now each specific intallation with ldap must define their own integration class.
 
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Last Edit: 2008/07/22 23:25 By pavila.
 
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