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ChrisGountanis
Self Service Portal SSP and Single Sign On SSO or AutoLogin from 3rd Party Site
We have a corporate web site and I would like to have users click a link within our current site to frame up the SSP with no second login. Now I know you can generate HTML. Tweaking that with username and password works but how do you do it for every enabled SSP user. I was thinking API to sync SSP users and passwords but there is no password field in the selfservice tables. ANy tips or ideas? I am sure other companies have done something similar.
Thank you,
Chris Gountanis
That is exactly what we would like to do!
I'd like to see some ideas on this...
https://na1.salesforce.com/secur/login_portal.jsp?orgId=00D300000008huq&portalId=06030000000DKoZ&loginType=2&un=user.domain.com&pw=secret
or
https://<instance>.salesforce.com/secur/login_portal.jsp?orgId=<org_id?&portalId=<portal_id>&loginType=2&un=<user_name>&pw=<password>
where
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"><meta name="ProgId" content="Word.Document"><meta name="Generator" content="Microsoft Word 11"><meta name="Originator" content="Microsoft Word 11">
WHERE:
<instance> is the name of the instance on which your organization resides, such as "na1" or "emea"
<org_id> is the Id for your instance of salesforce.com as identified on your company profile.
<portal_id> is the id for the portal
< user_name> is self service user name
<password> is the password for the self service user
Pat
This hits the nail on the head with what we are looking to do as well.
Could you tell me where "SalesforceSelfServicePortal.apex;" comes from?
Thanks!
I hope I am in the right discussion. We already have a self-service portal going. Our customers go to our website to log in to the SSP. Once they are logged in and looking at the SSP home page, we would like to have a link that takes them to a 3rd party website that requires authentication. The 3rd party website is called uservoice and allows for the creation of a discussion forum. They allow single sign on. So I'm trying to figure out how to have the authentication that happens when our customers log into our SSP to then pass to the uservoice site and authenticate. Their instructions say you have to create a JSON object, and then create a SSO token. But how and where do you do all that? I'm a novice!
Thanks,
Pete