the native mechanism
The Web side of Teamcenter 2007, itself provides the mechanism for SSO.
The native mechanism uses Java applets to get the user name of the machine on which the browser is located and log in with the user name, without a password.
The architecture is designed as follows:
no need to install plug -in verification
Use the above method to verify that the JRE must be installed on the client side.
Plug-in installation itself is a disturbing action, and for each browser, the relevant plug-in installation mechanism is different.
For example, for the current version of Chrome, by default, if you have a local JRE installed, you will be prompted to install the latest JRE.
If two sets of JRE are installed, a version mismatch may occur for programs running some Java Base.
So, is there an alternative to Java applets to implement automatic browser-side login? The answer is yes.
You can use the NTLM or NTLMV2 protocol.
Specific how to use can refer to:
Java WEB Project SSO CombatPost the replaced architecture diagram here:
Update and Deployment
The steps for specific updates and deployments are as follows:
Other Additions
Teamcenter Web-Side automatic logon (SSO)