https://connect.hyland.com/t5/alfresco-forum/automatic-login-bypass-alfresco-share-login-without-sso/m-p/94438#M27882 <P>The user is already connected on a third party web-site, that is connecting to my website. And We're using Alfresco as a GED supplying the necessary functionalities directly from Share UI.</P><P>Is expected that as the user is already connected, the login page of Alfresco Share will be bypassed. For this, when the user is created on our system, it's created in Alfresco by API call, with the same ID and password. The permissions are defined too.</P><P>As I said, can't use a SSO, but I've the user and password of the connected user.</P><P>What is the way to bypass the share login page, if there is one? I'm a developer who works with java, javascript, C#... But I'm very new to Linux/Docker.</P> Tue, 23 Jun 2020 04:01:48 GMT alexandre0601 2020-06-23T04:01:48Z https://connect.hyland.com/t5/alfresco-forum/automatic-login-bypass-alfresco-share-login-without-sso/m-p/94438#M27882 <P>The user is already connected on a third party web-site, that is connecting to my website. And We're using Alfresco as a GED supplying the necessary functionalities directly from Share UI.</P><P>Is expected that as the user is already connected, the login page of Alfresco Share will be bypassed. For this, when the user is created on our system, it's created in Alfresco by API call, with the same ID and password. The permissions are defined too.</P><P>As I said, can't use a SSO, but I've the user and password of the connected user.</P><P>What is the way to bypass the share login page, if there is one? I'm a developer who works with java, javascript, C#... But I'm very new to Linux/Docker.</P> Tue, 23 Jun 2020 04:01:48 GMT https://connect.hyland.com/t5/alfresco-forum/automatic-login-bypass-alfresco-share-login-without-sso/m-p/94438#M27882 alexandre0601 2020-06-23T04:01:48Z