If you already know the user name and password from another web application using nService's database, you can skip the sign on page by embedding the user name and password in the link from your website. You can construct the link similar to this:

https://yourcompany.com/nService4/Common/LogonPage.aspx?usrName=abcd&logonPwdTxt=1234

Replace abcd with the real user name from nService's ns4_user table. Replace 1234 with the actual password.

Because you are sending the user name and password in the URL, you should only do this on a SSL enabled IIS website. 
Article #1507
Keywords:
single sign on, integration
Updated On: 9/14/2013 Index
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