 I am trying from my ASP.NET to make an SSO to the Lotus Notes application server. Can I make an icon in Lotus notes and then create an SSO once the user logged in to my server?
What a Domino server will typically do is that it will support 4 modes of authentication which are as follows: – BASIC, session (Domino Session Id), LTPA (IBM SSO) and SPNEGO.
With the LTPA, it is typically the way that you can use if you want to achieve SSO. You can choose from the Domino APIs if you need to create it but you will need to have the user password. On the other hand, you may also choose to build your own LTPA from scratch, and in that case you will need to have the algorithm of LTPA v1.
The other thing that you will need to do is set an IIS in front of the Domino server, and after that you can use the Websphere plugin so that a trust will be defined between Domino and IIS, and then it will be able to forward the windows account to Domino.
-Thompson Locker
