System information
What’s New in This Release
Page 28 Identity Manager 7.1 Update 1 • Release Notes
Security
• Identity Manager now provides a new, built-in ObjectGroup/organization called End User
that, initially, has no member objects. The End User ObjectGroup/organization enables
users to view several types of objects, including tasks, rules, roles, and resources. This
ObjectGroup/organization is implicitly assigned to all users. For more information, see
“Chapter 5, Administration” in Documentation Additions and Corrections. (ID-14630)
• When defining an AdminRole, you can now select an Exclude All Controlled Child
Organizations and Contained Objects checkbox to exclude all controlled child
organizations and their contained objects from the user’s scope of control. Clear this
checkbox to grant the user assigned the AdminRole the associated Capabilities on all child
organizations and their contents. (16859)
• The Text display component can now render
autocomplete="off"
on input fields where
the
autocomplete
attribute of the
display
property has been set to
off
. Specifying
autocomplete="off"
prevents browsers from offering to store the user's credentials on
their computer. (ID-17045)
You can make this customization in XPRESS by adding the display property. Using a value
other than
off
prevents the
autocomplete
attribute from being rendered (which is the same
as not setting the property).
To enable this feature for the Identity Manager
login.jsp
,
continueLogin.jsp
,
user/login.jsp
, and
user/continueLogin.jsp
login pages, change the
ui.web.disableAutocomplete
system configuration object to
true
.
Other Identity Manager login forms are generated from XPRESS, so you must modify the
following forms (located in the
sample
directory) to use the new display property:
❍ Anonymous User Login
❍ Question Login Form
❍ End User Anonymous Enrollment Validation Form
❍ End User Anonymous Enrollment Completion Form
❍ Lookup Userid
The
display
property has been added to the preceding forms, but the property is
commented out by default.
NOTE According to the support article provided at the following location,
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;329156
AutoComplete
does not work in Internet Explorer if you use JavaScript to
submit the form.