Il 20/08/2014 08:12, Suresh Ajja ha scritto:
hi,

Hi Suresh,
I have an end java application running on MySQL configured to use Syncope Identity Management.

I am not able to do this critical scenario:

1. When a user is attempting to put invalid password for configured n times, the account gets locked. We are synchronizing this locked status to syncope and it is happening properly. But the account is not locked in Syncope (user is able to login into syncope using his old password.). I need something like, as soon as the user is locked in the end application, the user should get suspended in the syncope application as well. Let me know if this is doable.

Yes it's doable.
First of all to synchronise your "locked" status and so suspend user on Apache Syncope during synchronization, when user is locked on MySQL, you have to configure your MySQL (db-table) connector properly (i.e. set right values in status definition fields). Then, if you want a "real-time" user suspension when you lock user status in your java webapp you can do this inovking properly Apache Syncope rest services directly from the webapp (see tests for implementation examples and [1]).

[1] http://blog.tirasa.net/category/apache-syncope/java-rest-client-library-for.html
Regards,
Suresh Ajja
Best Regards,
Andrea


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