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DEVELOPING COLDFUSION 9 APPLICATIONS
Office file interoperability
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From the CF9SharepointSSOCab.CAB file, copy the template file CFSSO.aspx to the CFSharePointSSO folder that
you created in the previous step.
In the command prompt, navigate to Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server
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Extensions\60\bin and enter the following command to add the CAB file:
stsadm.exe -o addwppack -filename CF9SharepointSSOCab.CAB -globalinstall
If the CAB file exists, delete the CAB file and then enter the command to add the CAB file as follows:
stsadm.EXE -o deletewppack -name CF9SharepointSSOCab.CAB
stsadm.exe -o addwppack -filename CF9SharepointSSOCab.CAB -globalinstall
Configure the CFSharepointSSO Web Part
In the Site Settings page, go to Manage Security and Additional Settings > Manage Web Part Gallery.
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Click New in the toolbar in the Web Part Gallery. The New Web Parts List appears.
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Select the CFSSOwebpart.dwp Web Part and click Populate Gallery.
Add the CFSharepointSSO Web Part to the Virtual Server Gallery. Clicking Edit Page > Modify Shared Page > Add
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Web Parts > Browse > Virtual Server Gallery. Then add the Web Part to the Web Parts list.
After adding the CFSharepointSSO Web Part, click the Tools pane and enter the following details.
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• URL of the ColdFusion application to access
• The form field name as the User ID
• The form field name as the password
• Name of the SSO application where the credentials are configured
Once the Web Part is deployed, it takes the credentials from the SharePoint Single Sign-On database (based on the
application name entered in the Tools Pane). These credentials are transferred to the ColdFusion application through
the URL (provided in the Tools Pane) in a FORM containing the specified form fields.
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