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On 15/02/2017 20:39, Ravindra Singareddy wrote:
Hello Syncope Team,
Here are couple of Observations on apache console and end user - user create
form labels
1) Need clarity difference between (username) and (userId).
* username is loginid for accessing system;
* userid - the system only accepts valid email address. Is it a
([email protected]), where domainname.com where syncope system is
deployed?
Hi Ravi,
userId (not userid, note the capital I) is part of test data that are
used for integration tests and that you can also find in standalone
distribution and with embedded mode. It's used for tests, not relevant
for production, e.g. when you deploy Syncope into an external Java EE
container from deb packages, GUI installer or Maven project.
2) If syncope provides email as an authentication mechanism, then if entered
system needs to impose the unique constraint.
Since SYNCOPE-1015, there is no "email as an authentication mechanism"
but rather the possibility to specify one or more schemas to be used for
authentication, besides username. It is obvious that such schemas must
have the unique constraint since for authentication there is the need to
uniquely identify the user.
3) On password, label needs to give help button (or on hover) for specifying
password policy like a minimum number of characters, number of special
characters, numbers and so on.
That would be nice, but I don't think it is completely possible ATM to
derive such label automatically from the applying password policies.
On the Enduser UI, however, for your specific deployment, you are
expected to customize the AngularJS application as much as you need,
hence you can exploit this aspect to change the password label to
reflect your actual password policies.
Regards.
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Francesco Chicchiriccò
Tirasa - Open Source Excellence
http://www.tirasa.net/
Member at The Apache Software Foundation
Syncope, Cocoon, Olingo, CXF, OpenJPA, PonyMail
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