UserCommons

Content Type: Module
Categories: Authentication

Overview

The User Commons module provides you IAM related functionality that is common to various IAM modules. It contributes to uniformity across IAM modules.

You can only get product support for User Commons module in combination with IAM modules in the Marketplace that have product support and have a dependency on UserCommons. Product documentation for this module is not provided separately. The relevant information is included in the product documentation of IAM modules that depend on User Commons.

The UserCommons module depends on Mx Model Reflection module.

Documentation

The User Commons module provides you IAM related functionality that is common to various IAM modules. It contributes to uniformity across IAM modules.

You can only get product support for User Commons module in combination with IAM modules in the Marketplace that have product support and have a dependency on UserCommons. Product documentation for this module is not provided separately. The relevant information is included in the product documentation of IAM modules that depend on User Commons.

The User Commons module depends on Mx Model Reflection module

Releases

Version: 1.0.1
Framework Version: 9.24.2
Release Notes: This version contains the following improvements: - Support of FriendlyName in CustomClaims Configuration - Support of TimeZone in UserProvisioning - Support of Language in UserProvisioning
Version: 1.0.0
Framework Version: 9.24.2
Release Notes: This is the initial version of the “UserCommons” module having platform support. - “UserCommons” is supported for Mendix 9.24.2 onwards - Introduces the ability to utilize custom user entities alongside the default Administration.Account entity - Facilitates accurate synchronization of Identity Provider (IdP) attributes with entity attributes, enhancing data integrity and user management processes - It introduces the possibility to configure the UserType for all users that are being provisioned into your app from the same source (IdP), without the need to create your own microflow - It facilitates setting a default user role for any user that gets created in your app - Besides the possibility to do deploytime configurations, it empowers administrators with runtime configuration options for defining default user roles, user types, and custom provisioning logic as well