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--- nocode:development [2019/08/01 08:45]
tjotov
+++ nocode:development [2020/02/29 11:17] (current)
mpospisek
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 ====== No-Code in your application ======
-ADUCID No-Code means "You don't have to use any code ralated to ADUCID". When you need more than simple authentication and Apache authorization you have to write s few lines of your own code.
+<WRAP info>
+In ADUCID, No-Code means: "You don't have to use any code related to ADUCID."
+</WRAP>
+If you need more than simple authentication and Apache authorization, you have to write few lines of your own code.
-In case you don't want to rely on [[nocode:authorization|Apache Authorization]] you have to wrtie it in your application.
+In case you don't want to rely on [[nocode:authorization|Apache Authorization]] you have to write it in your application.
-No-Code uses http headers to provide authentication results (like REMOTE_USER for user login name). Apache handles all the information so you can send it to your application as needed.
+  * No-Code uses http headers to provide authentication results like REMOTE_USER for user login name.
+  * Apache handles all the information so you can send it to your application as needed.
-Then in you application just extract this information from header (e.g. user logon name, verification method, etc.) and then you can autherize this user.
+  * Result statuses (i.e. something else tnak "OK") are provided in JSON format (also sent in http header).
+  * In you application just extract this information from header (e.g. user logon name, verification method, etc.) and then you can authorize this user or manage errors.

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