VLF One and OAuth
VLF One and OAuth
I'm looking at implementing OAuth2 for signing on to VLF One. I've worked through the examples and got those working. However, I'm lost on where to start implementing it for VLF One. I've created my own IIP component to validate the user and have started looking at creating my own client side logon handler. Can any one offer any guidance or code samples?
Re: VLF One and OAuth
I have been advised that this should be possible.
Give us a few days or so and we will post a working example as it's probably useful for other people as well.
Give us a few days or so and we will post a working example as it's probably useful for other people as well.
Re: VLF One and OAuth
There’s been a slight change of plans on this one.
We are going to introduce support for logon by Google, Microsoft and Facebook as standard features in the next VLF-ONE version.
However, if you want to get it going right now I would recommend getting your Google (?) logon and verification logic all working, with the final redirection URL to your VLF-ONE application with some ‘extra stuff’ on the URL.
Then make an invisible custom VLF-ONE logon along these lines - viewtopic.php?f=4&t=164&p=530
Basically, it would see ‘extra stuff’ on the URL and not display the VLF-ONE logon, instead passing the details directly to the server side final VLF-ONE validation routine that can decide to accept or reject the user.
We are going to introduce support for logon by Google, Microsoft and Facebook as standard features in the next VLF-ONE version.
However, if you want to get it going right now I would recommend getting your Google (?) logon and verification logic all working, with the final redirection URL to your VLF-ONE application with some ‘extra stuff’ on the URL.
Then make an invisible custom VLF-ONE logon along these lines - viewtopic.php?f=4&t=164&p=530
Basically, it would see ‘extra stuff’ on the URL and not display the VLF-ONE logon, instead passing the details directly to the server side final VLF-ONE validation routine that can decide to accept or reject the user.
Re: VLF One and OAuth
Hi Mark,
Good news! Now when will the next version of VLF-One be available?
The customer has decided to use Azure AD to authenticate their users so if the new version will be available in the next week or two I can focus on other parts of the project.
P.S.
If you have a beta I would be willing to put it through its paces.
Good news! Now when will the next version of VLF-One be available?
The customer has decided to use Azure AD to authenticate their users so if the new version will be available in the next week or two I can focus on other parts of the project.
P.S.
If you have a beta I would be willing to put it through its paces.