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Chapter 17. Define the LDAP login domain
When you are setting up Red Hat Process Automation Manager to use LDAP for authentication and authorization, define the LDAP login domain. This is because the Git SSH authentication may be using another security domain, in which case you may face authentication failure.
To define the LDAP login domain, use the org.uberfire.domain system property. For example, on Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform, add this property in the standalone.xml file as shown below:
<system-properties> <!-- other system properties --> <property name="org.uberfire.domain" value="LDAPAuth"/> </system-properties>
Ensure that the authenticated user has appropriate roles (admin,analyst,reviewer) associated with it in LDAP.
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