Introduction
Introduction about Identify from system requirements to fundamental concepts and business models.
REST API – New features of user
We have improve REST API for User in Safewhere*Identify 5.0 to support many new features such as Act as service URI, multiple user contexts and multiple certificates. You can refer to https://github.com/Safewhere/Safewhere-Identify-samples for sample code. Support Actas setting for User […]
REST API – New features of connections
Introduction In addition to REST API supports for provisioning SAML 2.0 and WSFed connections in previous versions, Identify now also has support all other connection types as well as full support for all connections’ settings that you can find in […]
Store certificates in database
Problem Prior to Safewhere*Identify 5.0, certificates are stored in Windows Certificate Store. This was great for developers to work with using the .Net framework, but it’s a big problem that in a cluster, certificates from metadata are only added to […]
Configuring Safewhere*Identify for high-load environment
Overview We have spent a fair amount of time to improve performance for Safewhere*Identify 5.0 and the result is a product with a great numbers of configurable settings that you can use to fine tune an Identify installation to achieve […]
License information
Introduction The License information page is where you can find information about the license of your Safewhere*Identify tenant. License tab in Identify*Admin You can find license information at System setup -> Licensing tab License information In the table below, a […]
Implement GET all resources APIs with filter parameter
Introduction Filtering is a great way for SCIM clients to request a subset of resources by specifying the “filter” query parameter containing a filter expression. When specified, only those resources matching the filter expression will be returned. The expression language […]
Revocation check for WSFed connections
Introduction This document is about how to disable or enable certificate revocation checks for WS-Federation plugins using Identify*Admin. WS-Federation protocol connection Revocation check is performed against encryption certificates. To disable it, you can open the WS-Federation protocol connection page and […]
MSDTC disabling and consequence
1. MSDTC introduction MSDTC is an acronym for Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator. As the name says, MSDTC is a Windows service providing transaction infrastructure for distributed systems. In this case, a transaction means a general way of structuring the interactions […]
SCIM modeling standard
Introduction Identify REST API is shipped with a DLL that contains all model definitions which can be very useful when you need to consume the REST API using .NET code. However, a small problem with it for previous versions of […]
REST API – Getting started
This page documents the REST resources available in Safewhere*Identify. REST API in Safewhere*Identify 5.0 has full support for all domain models. This means that you can now use REST API to provision all types of data supported by the system. […]