14.3.4 Definition file for user mapping and authentication information
- Organization of this subsection
(1) Additional CSV file specifications
In addition to the specifications shown in 14.3.1 Basic CSV file specifications, the following specifications are added for specifying lists of attributes:
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The first line contains header information, and the second and subsequent lines contain data to be registered.
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The type of information of each item is determined by the header.
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If two successive commas are specified, it is assumed that the option between the commas (,) is omitted.
(2) Specification formats
- Information to be specified in the first line
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Specify the header information shown in the table below. Each item must consist of ASCII characters and be separated by a comma (,). Item IDs can be specified in any order.
Table 14‒4: Header information to be specified (definition file for user mapping and authentication information) Item ID
Specification
Description
Attribute
Register identification
Specify the name of a realm. User entries are created under the specified name.
Required
User ID
Required
Authentication information
Data is to be encrypted and saved.
Optional
Data is to be saved without encryption.
Optional
Destination system user
Specify the name of a user of an application that has user management functionality. (xxxx must be a REALMNAME.)
Optional
Line operation command
Specify a line operation type. A file can contain specifications of addition, change, and deletion.
Optional
If the specified name is not an item ID, the field is ignored.
LINK_xxxx is an item ID created for each realm registered in the single sign-on repository.
- Second and subsequent lines
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Specify actual data to be registered, separating each item by a comma (,).
(3) User definition for applications that have JAAS-compatible user management
The xxxx portion of a LINK_xxxx item ID indicates the name of a realm representing an application that has user management functionality for the connection destination. To define the connection destination, specify a user ID in the xxxx field. To add to or modify the specification, use the following operations:
- Add
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This adds to the given LINK_xxxx item the user ID of an application (or realm) to which you wish to assign user management functionality for the connection destination.
- Modify
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This modifies the given LINK_xxxx item to the user ID of an application (or realm) to which you wish to assign user management functionality for the connection destination.
- Delete
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This deletes the user ID from the given LINK_xxxx item (or specifies nothing in it).