Hello Jochen, welcome to the community. I'm sure you'll get better responses from the rest of the community, but naturally there are many ways to go about this. For one thing, read the section on configuring OFBiz with LDAP in [1].
Now with respect to doing something like http://yourserver/ofbiz, I think this might be difficult to achieve because OFBiz ships with its own Servlet Container (Tomcat). So maybe a simpler option which we used before is to simply seek a sub-domain to map into OFBiz. So it would be something like http://ofbiz.yourserver which is mapped from your reverse proxy (nginx I assume?) Would that not still work given that the sub-domain is withing your control? [1] https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OFBIZ/Apache+OFBiz+Technical+Production+Setup+Guide On Thu, Mar 29, 2018 at 10:39 AM, jochen.bout...@finalbeta.net <jochen.bout...@finalbeta.net> wrote: > Hello, We are exploring functionality of several sollutions. Ofbiz seems to > qualify for most tasks. > > I have two questions I would like to make sure before we begin testing: > > For integration into our systems we require the the solution to run under a > subdirectory of the root of the webserver. (http://server/ofbiz/). > ( The reason for this is that ofbiz will be reverse proxied and that > http://reverseproxy/ is used for something else. A differend domain is not a > option because of question two). > > For integration into our systems we prefer that the application can use > authentication data in the http header (Basic Authorization/Http > authorization). Our reverse proxy sends the users (LDAP) credentials in the > header allowing applications to automatically log the user in. > > Can these things be done with Ofbiz? > > Thanks for your responses. > >
