6 docs tagged with "authentication"

There are many different ways for your application to perform authentication. Each method requires the implementation of an 'Authenticator'. The authenticators offered by the Genesis low-code platform are:

This page describes the configuration options for authentication. Remember that if you want to override the default configuration of the auth-preferences.kts, you need to modify or create the following file: application-name-script-config/src/main/resources/scripts/auth-preferences.kts.

In the front end of your application, there are two files that need to be checked and amended to ensure that the SSO workflow works correctly.

SSO is a mechanism that enables a user to be authenticated against a single system, and use that authenticated id across multiple applications - including those built on the Genesis low-code platform. This has the advantage that a user is required to log in only once, rather than once per system.

SSO is a mechanism that enables a user to be authenticated against a single system, and use that authenticated id across multiple applications - including those built on the Genesis low-code platform. This has the advantage that a user is required to log in only once, rather than once per system. OpenID Connect (OIDC) is a simple identity layer on top of the OAuth 2.0 protocol. It enables applications to:

SSO is a mechanism that enables a user to be authenticated against a single system, and use that authenticated id across multiple applications - including those built on the Genesis low-code platform. This has the advantage that a user is required to log in only once, rather than once per system.