The endpoints in this section can be found in the password/ui subdirectory. Each of these endpoints use
the PWResetViewBeanBase.java file, as a class to set up messages. You can view some of these endpoints by
omitting the password
. For example, to view the effect of the PWResetUserValidation.jsp
endpoint on an OpenAM system using an URL of openam.example.org in a standard Tomcat container, navigate to
http://openam.exmaple.org/openam/ui/PWResetUserValidation.jsp. You can set associated options from
the main console by selecting Configuration > Global > Password Reset. For more information on the
process, see the chapter on
Configuring Password Reset in the Administration Guide.
PWResetBase.jsp
This simple endpoint includes a redirection of the ServiceURI, and specifies OpenAM as the ProductName. It's cited by the other endpoints in the password/ui subdirectory.
PWResetInvalidURL.jsp
This endpoint is called with the PWResetInvalidURLViewBean class, when a module servlet gets an invalid URL.
PWResetQuestion.jsp
Starts the password reset process by propmting for the User ID. For more information on the
process, see the method for the associated PWResetQuestionModel
, available from
the Interface PWResetQuestionModel specification page.
PWResetSuccess.jsp
Specifies the endpoint that is called when an account password is successfully reset.
PWResetUncaughtException.jsp
Specifies a "Contact your administrator" message when there is an error in a related endpoint.
PWResetUserValidation.jsp
Opens a screen that prompts for a user ID (UID). If that UID is found in the database, configured with an accessible email address, on a system connected to a mail server, a reset link is sent to that address.