Using Logon Tickets for Single Sign-On 
The SLD supports the use of logon tickets for Single Sign-On.
AS Java of the SLD is configured to accept logon tickets from all ticket-issuing servers.
AS Java of the SLD must have a public and private key pair and a public-key certificate, if the SLD acts as a ticket-issuing application.
Adjust the login module stack for the application component sap.com/com.sap.lcr*sld to enable the SLD to accept logon tickets (and issue them, if necessary).
Example
Login Modules |
Flag |
|---|---|
EvaluateTicketLoginModule |
SUFFICIENT |
BasicPasswordLoginModule |
REQUISITE |
CreateTicketLoginModule |
OPTIONAL |
The login module stack in the table above enables the SLD to evaluate the user’s logon ticket first. If the user presents a valid logon ticket, the SLD accepts the logon and stops further processing. If there is no valid logon ticket, the SLD authenticates the user by using Basic Authentication and issues a logon ticket for the user if the authentication is successful. The login module CreateTicketLoginModule is only required, if the SLD has to issue logon tickets itself.
Note
For more information about the configuration of Single Sign-On for AS Java, see Using Logon Tickets with AS Java.