Hi all,
How can I connect between K2 destination users or worklist item report for users if I have not Active directory server but Novell.
Tanks Roi
Hi all,
How can I connect between K2 destination users or worklist item report for users if I have not Active directory server but Novell.
Tanks Roi
Roi -
Active Directory is a prerequisite for K2 blackpearl.
If you want to include users from another directory system, like Novell, you would have to either import that information into a SQL database and use the built-in SQLUM user manager, or develop a custom Authentication Provider/User Manager to work directly with Novell.
You may want to dig around on the BlackMarket for samples.
HTH...
Gail:Active Directory is a prerequisite for K2 blackpearl.
Gail
Please tell me where this is specified. The K2 blackpearl help files mention nothing about AD being a prerequisite. Searching the help files for the terms "Active Directory" mostly comes up with SmartObject related articles. Also, the Getting Started and Planning articles mention nothing of AD being a requirement.
I think it can be done
see the Text in red
i got this from the k2 4.5 help file
K2 blackpearl has two components for User Authentication: the Authentication Provider and the Role Provider. As their names imply, the Authentication Provider does the actual authentication, while the Role Provider resolves roles within K2 (also known as authorization).
Authentication and Role providers use Security Labels to identify specific instances of Authentication and/or Role providers.
The default Security Label in K2 blackpearl is K2. This security label is associated to the Active Directory domain which is configured during installation and configuration.
To register a new security provider, two tables in the HostServer database must be modified:
K2 blackpearl allows for multiple security providers to be used for authentication purposes. This allows a customer’s security provider to be modified when business requirements change, or to allow for multiple security providers for use with K2 Host Server. |
Typically, the authentication mechanism is Active Directory (AD) or SQL. Both AD and SQL providers ship in the box with K2 blackpearl. However, custom security providers can be written for other sources (such as Oracle, LDAP).
For more information on How to register a Security Provider, read the following Knowledge Base article http://help.k2.com/en/KB000186.aspx . A code sample is provided as a download.
More Knowledge Base articles on Security Providers
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