+2Hi
I'm looking for some information and examples on how to implement forms authentication in K2.net 2003. I'm busy writing a application where some users are windows authenticated, and some are forms authenticated. I would like to know how the workspace will handle this, and any pitfalls to lookout for.
+6The most common example can be found by downloading the K2 SQL User Manager (SQLUM). It implements a simple SQL database table-driven user/group model that web pages can use to authenticate to, use for setting process permissoins, and define task assignments/routing via K2Studio.
After the SQLUM install and configuring user acocunts, the K2 Workspace will look to use the site's "login.htm" file to capture domain/user/password to pass to K2 to authenticate to.
You can download it from the K2 Portal.
+2But as I understand it, SQLUM overwrites the NT authentication, and only works with SP1?
We are going SP4, so I'd like to clarify those two issues before I continue with SQLUM.
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