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	==Terminology Browser==		==Terminology Browser==
		+	Same here except there will be no login procedure but you might want to show a login dialog here. Do the following steps:
		+	#Create a new Java file in package ''de.fhdo.authorization''
		+	#Implement the interface ''IAuthorization'' with all of its methods
		+	##method ''doLogin'': opens the dialog for login
		+	##method ''doLogout'': performs a logout
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		+	See the file ''UsernamePasswordMethod.java'' for a sample.
	==Administration==		==Administration==

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Version vom 18. September 2014, 06:47 Uhr

Authorization is needed in some services of the Terminology Server like services in Authoring or Administration. The default method is a combination with username and password. However, you can add your own authorization method and parametrize it in the settings. This page will help you creating your own authorization method.

Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Building your own authorization method 1.1 Terminology Server 1.2 Terminology Browser 1.3 Administration

Building your own authorization method

Terminology Server

1. Create a new Java file in package de.fhdo.terminologie.ws.authorization
2. Implement the interface IAuthorization with all of its methods
   1. method Login: logs in a user
   2. method Logout: logs out a user
   3. method Authenticate: authenticates a user, if he has logged in before
3. create or edit termserver.properties file, specify your created class there in parameter login.classname

See the file UsernamePasswordMethod.java for a sample.

That's it. If you want to use an authorization before the Terminology Server, just follow the steps above and do a successful login every time or dependent on the user id, for example.

Terminology Browser

Same here except there will be no login procedure but you might want to show a login dialog here. Do the following steps:

1. Create a new Java file in package de.fhdo.authorization
2. Implement the interface IAuthorization with all of its methods
   1. method doLogin: opens the dialog for login
   2. method doLogout: performs a logout

See the file UsernamePasswordMethod.java for a sample.

Administration