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- | ====== Software development using ADUCID technology ====== | ||
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- | ==== To quick start, look at these basic authentication request using ADUCID: ==== | ||
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- | More examples are [[.: | ||
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- | ==== ==== | ||
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- | ===== Server side integration ===== | ||
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- | ==== Before you start ==== | ||
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- | See [[.: | ||
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- | ADUCID supports many ways how to integration with target application. | ||
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- | ==== Web service ==== | ||
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- | WSA is meant for all platforms **except**** Java**. Just import WSA WSDL and you start developing. | ||
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- | See also [[http:// | ||
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- | ==== Java SDK platform ==== | ||
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- | Recommender **Java** | ||
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- | Can be integrated in any Java project. | ||
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- | See also [[http:// | ||
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- | The simplest way is to integrate a **Java web application** | ||
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- | Ideal when you are starting a new web Java project. | ||
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- | See also [[http:// | ||
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- | ==== Adapters ==== | ||
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- | See [[.: | ||
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- | Use one of our for quick integration.Intsted of programming just configure your adapter and use benefits of ADUCID authentication. Currently we support these adapters: | ||
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- | ===== Integration with mobile applications ===== | ||
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- | The simplest way how to integrate ADUCID to a mobile application is PEIG API described in [[.: | ||
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- | We support mobile application integration with ADUCID on Android and iOS. | ||
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- | ===== Integration with web browsers ===== | ||
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- | Integration of web applications supports three different types of communication between the client (web browser) and the server: redirect. URI and QR code. | ||
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- | ==== Redirect adapter ==== | ||
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- | Redirect adapter handles the communication between the client and the server adapter via standard HTTP redirect functionality. No adjustments or plug-ins for standard browsers are required. Client redirect adapter is part of Windows / OSX PEIG and expects an HTTP redirect to the ADUCID< | ||
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- | PEIG with redirect adapter cannot be used on a multiuser system (e.g. Terminal Server). | ||
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- | ==== URI scheme ==== | ||
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- | The current operating system (including mobile phone operating systems and workstation operating systems) brings a new way of secure communication between applications in a protected user space. It is the registered, specific URI schema. | ||
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- | If the supporting application is registered in the operation system with the URI schema during installation, | ||
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- | This option is used by PEIG for mobile phones. | ||
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- | ==== QR code ==== | ||
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- | If there is not redirect nor URI scheme managed by PEIG, ADUCID QR code is displayed. This code can be scanned using a mobile PEIG to process the request. | ||
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- | ===== Further reading ===== | ||
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