IDP4 (4.3.1) Context Check Intercept - Actions after the View is displayed

Check mrcheck at gmail.com
Mon Dec 16 20:04:20 UTC 2024


Scott,

Thanks for getting back to me.  Understand about IDP4 EOL.  We'll be going
to IDP5 at some point, but that's above my pay grade.

If that view is an end-state, then I may be hosed with this approach.
That's unfortunate.  I was hoping to be able to do something like the
Consent Intercept does with the terms of use.  It does its test to see if
you have a cookie set, takes you to a form if you don't, you have to
accept the terms of use, then you click Submit and it sets the cookie.

So that one does:
Test Condition [cookie], if not set show form [terms of use], click submit,
set [cookie], continue.

Was hoping the Context Check one could do something similar:
Test Condition [attribute], if not set show form [rules], click submit, set
[AD property], continue.

Thanks for the info.




On Mon, Dec 16, 2024 at 2:21 PM Cantor, Scott <cantor.2 at osu.edu> wrote:

> > I'm pretty new with IDP4
>
> V4 has been EOL since September (not that it matters in this scenario,
> just noting it).
>
> > So basically, I've got Context Check Intercept working to the
> > point where the documentation and examples end. But once
> > the view/template/form is displayed, I need the user to be
> > able to click a button and run a script.
>
> There is nothing more the IdP allows after that point is reached, the
> event the interceptor signals terminates the converrsation and the flow has
> ended (the view in question is an "end-state", that is, a view rendered as
> the last step of a webflow).
>
> Anything else the view offers is outside the scope of the IdP (short of a
> URL routing somebody back into the IdP at some other endpoint, which would
> start a new flow conversation).
>
> I don't have any ability to go through the rest, that's far outside the
> bounds of free support.
>
> The closest tool provided for what you're asing about would be the
> External interceptor since that can run arbitrary Java/JSP code (and link
> out to anything else), and would optionally result in the conversation
> ending depending on what it signaled back.
>
> -- Scott
>
>
>
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