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
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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
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This endpoint is called with the PWResetInvalidURLViewBean class, when a module servlet gets an invalid URL.
PWResetQuestion.jsp
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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
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Specifies the endpoint that is called when an account password is successfully reset.
PWResetUncaughtException.jsp
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Specifies a "Contact your administrator" message when there is an error in a related endpoint.
PWResetUserValidation.jsp
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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.