The following scenarios explains the use cases where you can make use of this API in your deployment scenario:
Scenario 1: Provisioning the application credentials of a new user in the SecureLogin data to allow access to all the required applications.
Scenario 2: Provisioning the legacy application credentials in the SecureLogin data to enable identity governance.
You can configure the scenarios mentioned above using the command line interface. For more information on how to use command line to configure API, see Section 5.0, Using the Command Line to Configure the Java APIs.
The SecureLogin Java single sign-on API includes the following components:
UserAPI: It allows provisioning and deprovisioning of user key store master secrets and the application credentials. See Section 2.0, Configuring the User Data.
SchlapiConfig: It allows you to customize the your configuration. Use SchlapiConfig to obtain the directory configurations or to store certificates. See Section 3.0, Configuring the User Directory.
SchlapiException: UserAPI uses SchlapiException as a general purpose exception class to report errors. See Section 3.0, Configuring the User Directory.