2.6 – Single Sign-On (SSO) with HTTP basic authentication

You can enable HTTP Basic Authentication on SparkView by setting authorization=Basic in gateway.conf, so all the RDP connections will use credentials from the HTTP Authorization header.

This can be used for VPN SSO integration etc

1.1 – SparkView only

1.2 – SparkView with reverse proxy, load balancer or VPN

2.1 – Microsoft RD Web Access portal

2.2 – Active Directory and LDAP

2.3 – Radius

2.4 – OAuth2

2.5 – SAML

2.6 – Single Sign-On (SSO) with HTTP basic authentication

3.1 – Use 8 lines of code to start a remote connection from a web page

3.2 – Using object or cookie for parameters

3.3 – Resource redirection and parameters

3.4 – Start a program on connection (as shell)

3.5 – Start RemoteApp

3.6 – Virtual Channel (VC) and Dynamic Virtual Channel extension

3.7 – Gateway channel

3.8 – Configuration file and others

3.8.1 – Start up a server or application automatically after login

4.1 – HTTP API

4.2 – Plug-in

4.2.1 – Start gateway and the plug-in example project in Eclipse

4.2.2 – Handshake plug-in

4.2.3 – Deploy your plug-in

4.3 – Downloading files unprompted

Appendix A – Integration with symlink use case

Appendix B – Integration with third party application or HTTP service

Appendix C – Integration with plugin use case

Appendix D – Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF), WebView and Electron

Appendix E – Integration with an external application

2.6 – Single Sign-On (SSO) with HTTP basic authentication