Configuration Guide

Homepage Selection Policies

Definition

Memority Home Page Selection Policy allows to configure on which page the user should land on after login according to his rights.

In order for an identity to be able to land on a specific feature after login, it is necessary that this identity is part of the scope of at least one Home Page Selection Policy.

Configuration

Properties - Information

Mandatory elements

Property name

Type

Description

Values (default value in bold)

id

String

The identifier is the unique identifier of each Memority Home Page Selection Policy.

It is case sensitive and no special characters (except - or _) are allowed.

-

name

String

The Memority Home Page Selection Policy name.

-

active

Boolean

Allows to define if the Memority Home Page Selection Policy is activated or not.

ON, OFF

description

String

Allows to describe the purpose of the Policy.

-

Properties - Assignment

Mandatory elements

Property name

Type

Description

Values (default value in bold)

priority

Integer

Indicates the priority of this policy when resolving which policy to apply on an Identity (1 having more precedence).

If the Object is part of the Scope of several Policies, the Policy with the highest priority (the lowest value) will be taken into account.

1, 2, 3...

scope

-

Allows to configure on which Identities the policy will be applied.

-

Properties - Configuration

Mandatory elements

Property name

Type

Description

Values (default value in bold)

featureId

String

A technical identifier to specify on which feature the identity should land on after login.

-

builtInFeatureId

Enum

A technical identifier to specify on which feature the identity should land on after login.

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Handling identity migration

If the built-in setting “portal.usr.landing.feature” was set, a new Home Page Selection Policy will be created with the following parameters :

  • priority: 1000

  • scope: <empty>

  • feature: the original value from “portal.usr.landing.feature”

Otherwise, identities will be redirected to the default home page.

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