Reputation: 644
A client has setup an app to integrate w/ okta using saml 2.0. Everything seems to be working just fine from a communication standpoint, but the username returned from Okta is the login (i.e. "crazypants")
The application is looking for a username in custom format (i.e. "[email protected]")
is there a way in Okta to append "@domain.stuff"
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1150
Reputation: 191
The custom username is configured under the Applications Sign-On tab.
An empty text box will load as well as a link ("custom expression") explaining use.
If you click on the "custom expression" link, you will see examples and area to try out expressions before you save. You can preview expressions, and once you get what you need you can use the one in the try field.
Enter something like ${f:substringBefore(user.login, "@")}@domain.stuff
to start.
Upvotes: 1