A.3 Worksheet for Basic SSO Custom Connectors

Each Basic SSO connector requires information about the HTML forms-based login for a destination website. A Fiddler trace output of a successful login to the application will include all of the information you need to complete the worksheet for a Basic Single Sign-On custom connector. For more information about Fiddler, see the Fiddler Web Debugging Tool in the Microsoft Developer Network website.

Table A-3 Worksheet for a Basic SSO Custom Connector

Gather the following information:

What are the HTML login page details?

  • Domain URL of the web service or application

  • Domain URL of the login page for the web service or application

  • Form ID or name for the user name

  • Form ID or name for the user password

  • Input type for the form (button, image, string)

What is the message for a successful login?

After a successful login, what word or phrase appears on the default web page that opens for any user?

What is the message for a failed login?

On what domain is the form?