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The login time zone and/or login local may be overwritten using URL parameters to the login service like in the following examples:
| login URL | remarks |
|---|---|
/http-login/<login.mechanism>/login?tz=America/Los_Angeles | login with the browser's default locale and Los Angeles time zone |
/http-login/<login.mechanism>/login?tz=GMT+01:00&locale=fr | login with a timezone with fixed offset and a french locale. |
/http-login/<login.mechanism>/login?locale=fr-CA | login with a french canadian locale. |
Testpad
There is a small testpad application to play with this adapter.
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The following configuration overview is valid as of version 1.3.0, which will be released around 2013-10-28.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| doTimeZoneDetection | Set to true for multi-time-zone applications. Defaults to false. |
| failureTimeout | Delay penalty after bad login attempts, in ms. Default to 500. |
| secureCookie | Wether to flag the session cookie as secure. Defaults to false.Set to true for https-only operations, which is highly recommended. |
| sessionCookie | Name of session cookie. Defaults to LOGIN_SESSION_ID. |
| sessionTimeout | Session timeout in minutes. Defaults to 180 (=3 hours). |
mailSender | Mail address of the sender of mails for two-factor authentication containing an ephemeral token. |
smsSender | SMS sender number of SMSes for two-factor authentication containing an ephemeral token. |
ephemeralOtpSeconds | The lifetime of ephemeral tokens in seconds. |