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Topology considerations
NemID authenitication is handled by an external component, that a Tempus Serva platform communicates with.
The component is communicates by redirecting via URL's
- The NemID component does not need to be installed same place as the Tempus Serva installation.
- Multiple Tempus Serva servers or instances can share the same NemID component
Setting up NemID
Authentication component
Install NemID component
Copy the NemID.war file to <webroot>
Check that the file is deployed succesfully
Get hold of your certificate
You will have received an email with credentials for issuing the company certificate:
Nets guide to certificate issuing (danish)
Choose "Java keystore" as certificate type and remember to write down the password.
Add certificate to NemID component
Upload the certificate to the server <webroot>/NemID/WEB-INF/classes/
Now edit <webroot>/NemID/WEB-INF/classes/nemid.properties
- nemid.applet.parameter.signing.keystore
- nemid.applet.parameter.signing.keystore.password
- nemid.applet.parameter.signing.keystore.alias
- nemid.applet.parameter.signing.keystore.keypassword
Both passwords is the one choosen earlier.
Set server reference to NemID component
Please check that you have an URL for the NemID component. Example:
/NemID/tslogin/log-ind-med-javascript.jsp
Now set server to the correct URL
- Log in to designer
- Select Modules > Configuration
- Find authenticationNemidService
- Update the URL
Apply NemID for anonymous users
Activate NemID in interfaces
In a solution webinterface set "Authentication" to "NemID"
Configuring field mapping
Field mappings will copy values from the authenication process to fields in records
Set the following server configuration to true
- propertiesSetValues
For the fields that should contain NemID authentication values
- Edit field
- Click Assignment
- CheckReadonly
- Set name of attribute (ex. fname)
Apply NemID for normal users (mapped in data)
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