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• 07:15, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page LDS Tools for BlackBerry version 1.0.1 (Outdated: content was: "We are sorry to report that LDS Tools for BlackBerry is no longer supported Category:BlackBerry applications Category:LDS Tools")
• 07:15, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page LDS Tools Windows 8 (Outdated: content was: "{{LDSToolsIndex}} '''LDS Tools for Windows 8 Multiplatform''' is a program to allow members to view their local unit and local stake information on their Windows devices. Using the LDS Tools application, users can see local leadership, find individuals phone numbers and addresses, see stake and unit calendar events, and plot addresses on a map. This project is mostly contributed to by community developers. == Key project information == Version 1.12.0 is availabl...)
• 07:14, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page LDS Tools Web Services (Outdated: content was: "{{LDSToolsIndex}} The '''LDS Tools Web Services''' provide common services for LDS Tools applications. == Web service location == Because the URLs may change for the web services, a JSON file has been placed on the tech.lds.org server that points to the current location of the web services. It's useful to have these URLs external like this so that developers will not be required to update their apps when they change, which is expected to happen in the July timefr...)
• 07:13, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page LDS Tools for Windows Phone (Outdated: content was: "This project has been discontinued. {{LDSToolsIndex}} Category:Windows Phone applications Category:Official LDS Apps")
• 07:13, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page LDS Tools for Windows Mobile (Outdated: content was: "{{LDSToolsIndex}} '''LDS Tools for Windows Mobile''' has been discontinued. Category:Windows Mobile applications Category:Official LDS Apps")
• 07:13, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page Talk:LDS Tools for iPhone - Known Issues (Outdated: content was: "== No ward calendar on LDS Tools == Why can't I get my ward calendar on LDS Tools? I only get my Stake calendar. -- Cranesb 17:08, 29 January 2012 (UTC) : You'll have a much better chance of getting a response if you post your question on the [https://tech.lds.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?118-iPhone-iPad-LDS-Tools iPhone/iPad LDS Tools forum]. -- Aebrown 04:05, 30 January 2012 (UTC) == Crashes with no messages == The LDS Tools app jus...)
• 07:13, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page LDS Tools for iPhone - Known Issues (Outdated: content was: "This page is devoted to the LDS Tools for iPhone Application. Here we post problems about the application, directory service and other information to help you troubleshoot problems you are seeing. If you find a bug that is not documented here, please feel free to contact [mailto:LDSToolsSupport@ldschurch.org LDSToolsSupport@ldschurch.org] with your bug report. == Current Status == Version 2.0 is available as of May 7, 2012. Please install version 2.0. If you rece...)
• 07:13, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page LDS Tools for iPhone (Outdated: content was: "{{LDSToolsIndex}} '''LDS Tools for iOS''' is a program to allow members to view their local unit and local stake information on their iPhones. Using the LDS Tools application, users can see local leadership, find individuals phone numbers and addresses, see stake and unit calendar events, and plot addresses on a map. This project is mostly contributed to by community developers. == Key project information == Version 2.0 is available now. === Support === The su...)
• 07:12, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page Category:LDS Tools for Android (Outdated: content was: "{{catmain|LDS Tools for Android}} Category:LDS Tools Category:Android applications", and the only contributor was "Aebrown" (talk))
• 07:11, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page Category:LDS Tools support (Outdated: content was: "{{main|LDS Tools support}} Category:LDS Tools", and the only contributor was "Aebrown" (talk))
• 07:11, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page Category:Palm applications (Outdated: content was: "This category is used for all articles dealing with the usage or development of applications for Palm devices (using the webOS platform). Category:Software by operating system")
• 07:11, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page Gospel Library support - webOS (Outdated: content was: "Please review the Frequently Asked Questions and Known Issues below for quick help to common issues with the Gospel Library for Palm webOS. If you can't find the answer to your problem or if you've found a new bug, please email us at [mailto:gospellibrary-webos@ldschurch.org gospellibrary-webos@ldschurch.org]. == Frequently Asked Questions == How can I comnunicate with other webos Gospel Library users? * There is a...)
• 07:11, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page Gospel Library for webOS (Outdated: content was: "{{MobileGospelLibraryIndex}} With the introduction and early adoption of the Palm Pre and other webOS phones, there is a desire to have an official scripture application. To accomplish this there have been some guidelines set up that should direct this project. == Status == Gospel Library for webOS has been released. Download it by searching the Palm App Catalog. === Support === To get help or provide feedback visit the Gospel Library support - WebOS page. == Pr...)
• 07:10, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page LDS Tools for webOS (Outdated: content was: "'''LDS Tools for webOS''' has been discontinued. Category:Palm applications Category:Official LDS Apps")
• 07:10, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page LDS Tools support - webOS (Outdated: content was: "If you have problems using LDS Tools for webOS, please email us at [mailto:ldstools-webos-support-group@ldschurch.org ldstools-webos-support-group@ldschurch.org]. Previously posted support questions can be viewed at https://groups.google.com/a/ldsmail.net/group/ldstools-webos-support-group/topics?hl=en. == Known issues == Issues in LDS Tools for webOS are tracked at...", and the only contributor was "Jlegler" ([[User talk:Jle...)
• 07:10, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page LDS Tools support - iPhone - iPad (Outdated: content was: "Please review the Frequently Asked Questions and Known Issues below for quick help to common issues with the LDS Tools application for iPhone / iPod Touch / iPad. If you can't find the answer to your problem or if you've found a new bug, please email us at ldstools-iphone@ldschurch.org. == Frequently asked questions == ; What is an LDS Account and how do I obtain one? : LDS Account is the main sign-on account...)
• 07:09, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page LDS Tools support (Outdated: content was: "{{LDSToolsIndex}} The LDS Tools application is available on various mobile platforms. You can get information and support on the LDS Tools application by clicking on one of the platform links below. == LDS Tools platforms == * LDS Tools support - Android * iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad * LDS Tools support - WebOS == Terms of Use == BEFORE PROCEEDING, CAREFULLY READ THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT between you and Intellectual Rese...)
• 07:09, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page LDS Tools support - Android (Outdated: content was: "Please review the Frequently Asked Questions and Known Issues below for quick help to common issues with the LDS Tools application for Android. If you can't find the answer to your problem or if you've found a new bug, please email us at lds-tools-android-group@ldsmail.net. == Frequently asked questions == ; What is an LDS Account and how do I obtain one? : LDS Account is the main sign-on account for many onli...)
• 07:08, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page LDS Tools application (Outdated: content was: "File:LdsToolsIcon75x75.png == 3.1 Prototypes == LDS Tools version 3.1 will include the Missionary Progress Record which is available to leaders in units where the assigned mission is area book enabled. Comments are encouraged via the on-screen features accessible while viewing a prototype from a non-mobile device (lower right corner). Please remember that we encourage you to '''focus on the functionality''' (features, interaction, data, etc.) and '''not on the bra...)
• 07:08, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page LDS Tools for Android - Known Issues (Outdated: content was: "{{LDSToolsAndroid}} == Known issues == === Version 1.5.2.0 === *The calendar service, the service that provides calendar data to LDS Tools, has been having some issues and is timing-out during the last part of the LDS Tools sync (which is then causing LDS Tools to crash). They are aware of the issue and are working on a fix. We are also working on a fix that will keep LDS Tools from crashing when their service fails. Please try to sync again... if it fails, try to...)
• 07:07, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page LDS Tools for Android (Outdated: content was: "{{LDSToolsAndroid}} '''LDS Tools for Android''' is a program to allow members to view their local unit and local stake information on their mobile phones. Using the LDS Tools application, users can see local leadership, find individuals phone numbers and addresses, see stake and unit calendar events (future enhancement), and plot addresses on a map. == Project status == === Production release === right LDS Tools is...)
• 07:07, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page Android LDS Tools Change Log (Outdated: content was: "{{LDSToolsAndroid}} Here are some of the changes made to LDS Tools for Android. === New Change Log === [https://tech.lds.org/jira/browse/MMA#selectedTab=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.project%3Achangelog-panel New Change Log] ===Version 1.2.0.7=== Released March 7, 2012 Includes changes made since the last release in the Android Market (version 1.1.0): ===1.2.0.6 (Beta 3)=== * Fixed issues with CallerID service not being enabled * Reworked UI for Individual/Ho...)
• 07:06, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page Subversion Change to Dev (Outdated: content was: "'''IMPORTANT NOTICE''': The Subversion URL has changed from https://tech.lds.org/svn to https://code.lds.org/svn. If you have repositories that you have used that were using the old URL, you can switch them using the following steps. In this example, we will switch the "mormonchannel" project which was found at https://tech.lds.org/svn/mormonchannel. # From a command prompt, switch to the folder where you checked out the code. # Issue the following command: #: <pre>...)
• 07:05, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page Category:Community Services (Outdated: content was: "This category contains all the pages that relate to the services that have been developed for deployment to the LDSTech development community. Category:Development")
• 07:05, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page Category:Community Services SSO (Outdated: content was: " Category:Community Services", and the only contributor was "Aebrown" (talk))
• 07:05, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page Category:Archives of Community Services SSO (Outdated: content was: "{{catmain|SSO Simulator Archives}} This page serves as a hold place for pages that are no longer accurate for the current version of the WAMulator but should be kept around as references for any who are still using older versions. Category:Community Services SSO")
• 07:03, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page WAMulator Injected Headers (Outdated: content was: " The WAMulator injects some headers automatically as a request passes through it. Others can be injected as specified in policy configuration and can be either fixed or use values from the user's profile. This page outlines the headers automatically injected but also explains the #policy-cn user header to clarify the source of the value of that header. ===policy-service-url=...", and the only contributor was "Boydmr" ([[User talk:B...)
• 07:03, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page Troubleshooting: Deciphering Http Traffic Detail (Outdated: content was: "If configured to store http traffic and make it available, the simulator's SSO Traffic tab provides a link for each entry. Upon selecting the link content similar to the following will open in an editor or new tab depending on your browser and operating system configuration. The content below is for accessing the /public/debug.jsp page as part of the dual debug page example. The line numbers are not included in the content b...)
• 07:03, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page Stopping the WAMulator (Outdated: content was: "There are several ways to stop the WAMulator. Using '''control-c''' on Macs and linux systems or '''CTRL-C''' on windows systems will terminate its process after a one second shutdown period. Additionally, the WAMulator includes an endpoint within the '''console port''' at a path of '''/admin/shutdown''' that will cause the process to terminate. This is useful for times when you'...", and the only contributor was "Boydmr" ([[User talk:B...)
• 07:03, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page SSO Simulator Sign-In Pages (Outdated: content was: "The simulator provides three pages that can be used to sign-in users when enforcing access to URLs as declared in the configuration file. These all reside under the console port path of “/admin/”. They are explained in the table below. When using the openSSO rest API an alternative approach was that an application could provide its own sign-in page and leverage the openSSO REST api to initiate sessions and that application page cou...)
• 07:02, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page SSO Simulator Configuration DTD (Outdated: content was: "==Config File DTD== The configuration file for running the simulator follows the general structure in the DTD below. The effect of each declaration is discussed in SSO Simulator Configuration Files. <source lang="xml"> <!-- Document type definition for the SSO environment simulator's configuration file. --> <!-- Required element to indicate what ports the proxy and...", and the only contributor was "Boydmr" ([[User talk:Bo...)
• 07:02, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page SSO Simulator Condition Syntax (Outdated: content was: "==Background== In the original SSO solution based upon OpenSSO a custom condition evaluator was created enabling an XML based custom syntax to be used to craft policies based upon user attributes specific to the needs of the applications being protected and enabled by SSO. When the SSO Environment Simulator was created the syntax engine was rolled in enabling identical policy...", and the only contributor was "Boydmr" ([[User talk:B...)
• 07:02, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page SSO Simulator CD-OESv1 REST interface (Outdated: content was: "==Description== As outlined in the SSO Environment Overview a REST service is available for answering Fine Grained Permission (FGP) questions for applications. In addition, it can answer whether a token or tokens represent valid sessions and it can indicate the name of the cookie used to store the token in the browser. This page is the specification of that interface and the reference implementation was created in t...)
• 07:02, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page SSO config file for all services (Outdated: content was: "==Description== * Maps the sign-in page into the simulated domain, localhost.lds.org, or port 80 via the sso-sign-in-url containing the same domain as the by-site host and including the last two cctx-mapping declarations routing /admin and /ui to the console port where the sign-in pages actually reside. * Maps two applications, /directory and /calendar, hosted on 127.0.0.1 into localhost.lds.org:80. * Maps a /missionary service application hosted on 127.0.0.1:8014 into...)
• 07:02, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page Simple SSO config file (Outdated: content was: "==Description== * Maps the simulator's debug.jsp page into the simulated internet domain localhost.lds.org as explained in detail in the dual debug page example. * Maps a cmis web service hosted at chqpvuu8440:9083/cmissearch/services/ into localhost.lds.org:80/cmisservices/ rewriting the URLs of inbound requests accordingly. * The pholder user's attributes defined herein will be replaced if such a user is found in service....)
• 07:02, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page WAMulator Architecture (Outdated: content was: "Back to WAMulator As shown on the SSO Environment Simulator page the WAMulator listens on up to three ports. The proxy-port and proxy-tls ports use java.net.ServerSocket to listen on these two ports and translate bytes into http requests. In contrast, the console port is implemented with an embedded jetty server. See the links below fo...", and the only contributor was "Boydmr" ([[User talk:B...)
• 07:02, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page Policy Enforcement for Proxy Ports (Outdated: content was: "Back to WAMulator Architecture When requests are received on the proxy port (http) or proxy-tls port (https) the WAMulator delegates to an instance of the [https://code.ldschurch.org/stash/projects/IAM/repos/sso-simulator/browse/src/main/java/org/lds/sso/appwrap/proxy/RequestHandler.java RequestHandler] class. That instance lives for the duration of a...", and the only contributor was "Boydmr" ([[User talk:Bo...)
• 07:01, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page Legacy Version Configuration (Outdated: content was: "Back to WAMulator The 6.x line of the WAMulator was a chain of breaking API changes as we moved from the WAMulator's original policy enforcement configuration format to a format compatible with the internal Policy Exposee WAM administration tool which supports importing and exporting or policy configuration. The configuration references for the 6.x and 5.x versions...", and the only contributor was "Boydmr" ([[User talk:B...)
• 07:01, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page Http Console (Outdated: content was: "thumb|Http Console The WAMulator listens on a minimum of two ports. Due to the attribute names on the <config> element by which they are configured, these are known as the '''proxy port''' and the '''console port'''. As explained on the SSO Environment Simulator page, the proxy port impleme...", and the only contributor was "Boydmr" ([[User talk:B...)
• 07:01, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page External Application Development with SSO (Outdated: content was: "''Portion of Application Development with Single Sign-On presented at 2010 Developer Conference'' From the perspective of an external application like that found on a mobile device or even ajax calls made from pages served up from embedded applications, the SSO WAM environment provides two perspectives: unenforced resources versus restricted resources. For unenforced resources SSO WAM is transparent; it is as if WAM isn't there from the perspective of the user age...)
• 07:01, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page Example: dual debug page (SSO Simulator) (Outdated: content was: "==Overview and Requirements== '''NOTE:''' This example was written for the '''5.x version''' of the wamulator. The example leverages a debug page that is available in the Simulator's console port to simulate a back end application to which to proxy requests. Assuming that the console port has been set to 1776 in the config element of the configuration file the debug page is accessible to a br...)
• 07:01, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page Developing SSO Protected Applications (Outdated: content was: "''Portion of Application Development with Single Sign-On presented at 2010 Developer Conference'' Applications protected by SSO see three touch points with the SSO environment: # incoming request headers injected by the SSO proxies as requests pass through them, # calls to the SSO policy server to ascertain the current user's access to URLs (openSSO) or URNs (OES) referred to as fine-grained permissions # Special query parameters that can force authentication or...)
• 07:01, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page Configure hosts file for SSO (Outdated: content was: "The etc/hosts file (pronounced et-see hosts file) is a file that can be edited to add domain names that will be resolved locally in preference to values in the extended DNS system. For example, by adding an entry here we can cause our machine to resolve '''localhost.lds.org''' to 127.0.0.1. The format is columnar with the IP address to which a domain name should be resolved located in the first column followed by at least one space or tab character. The second column c...)
• 07:00, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page ClientLib4J IPolicyClient Interface (Outdated: content was: "As of clientlib4j version CD-OESv1-1.2+ the IPolicyClient interface provides the following methods. Note that all calls for fine grained permissions ultimately route through the arePermitted call which supports bulk requests. If the complete set of fine grained permissions is known for an application and http session caching is enabled for the SSOContextFilter the...", and the only contributor was "Boydmr" ([[User talk:B...)
• 07:00, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page Application Development with Single Sign-On (Outdated: content was: "''Presentation given at the 2010 Developer's Conference'' ==Background== In late 2008 the Member/Leader Portfolio of the Church ICS Department began research and implementation of a single sign-on or SSO solution for use with the new labs.lds.org and beta.lds.org web sites. Many applications were under construction that needed to work together, required authentication, and varying degrees of additional conditions on access. The tool selected at that time was Sun's Ope...)
• 07:00, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page 8.x Main Config file (Outdated: content was: "__NOTOC__ ==Sample Config File== <source lang="xml"> <?alias http-port=80?> <?file-alias usr-src-xml="D:\Documents\wamulator\user-config.xml" default="<users/>"?> <?file-alias policy-src-xml="D:\Documents\wamulator\policy-config.xml"?> <config proxy-port="{{http-port}}" console-port="1776"> <console-recording sso="true" rest="true" max-entries="100" enable-debug-loggin...", and the only contributor was "Foxleytd" ([[User talk:Fox...)
• 07:00, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page 8.x Config File Syntax (Outdated: content was: "__NOTOC__ Version 7.0 was a breaking API change to the previous 6.x configuration. The V7.x line completed the steps taken in V6.x toward a format allowing configuration files for the WAMulator to be imported directly into OAM via the Policy Exposee tool. That version removed the majority of the manual configuration that had been required in the past and allowed the configuring of policies to take place in Policy Exposee and then use the expo...)
• 07:00, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page 6.x XML User Source (Outdated: content was: "{{note|This configuration is also valid for 7.x and 8.x versions.}} {{note|There are two supported sources: XML User Source, and LDAP User Source.}} Provides users via XML declarations. Since its configuration is via XML it can not be included in the XML of the configuration file. However, it can be embedded in the configuration file as the default value of a macro as exhibited in #Embedding Users in the Config File|Embedding Users in the Conf...)
• 07:00, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page 6.x LDAP User Source (Outdated: content was: "{{note|This configuration is also valid for 7.x and 8.x or as specifically noted for some features}} {{note|There are two supported sources: XML User Source, and LDAP User Source.}} Provides users and user attributes from LDAP. The following configuration properties are supported. When a user attempts to sign-in to the WAMulator and this source is queried for the user the source first binds using the search-bind-dn and search-bind-pwd. Then a s...)
• 07:00, 14 January 2022 TimRiker talk contribs deleted page 6.x Converting from v5.x Config (Outdated: content was: "A number of breaking API configuration changes were intentionally made when creating the 6.x line of the WAMulator in order to move to a format that can readily be exchanged between the WAMulator and OAM via Policy Exposee, the web tool used to manage OAM policies for applications. Most notably are the following which will play key roles in the steps to migrating below: * Replac...", and the only contributor was "Boydmr" ([[User talk:B...)