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Hi Andrew,
We have evaluated your request and have determined that it cannot be implemented at this time when compared against other priorities we have on our backlog.
Your request may be resubmitted for consideration after 12 months from the date of decline.
Thank you for your interest in the Cúram SPM product.
Shane McFadden, Cúram SPM Product Management team
Hi Andrew,
In order to evaluate your request, we require that you provide more detail on the business use case you are trying to support so that we can fully understand your requirements.
What would the proposed flow in the application be if this enhancement was completed? I.e. On a session time out, what must the user do to continue working with the application, what is the proposed screen flow for this?
We have a security concern with your proposal. For example, if the user left the machine idle after filling in some personal data (for example on a IEG page). When the session times out and the popup remains open, the personal data is still visible in the main page behind the popup. Anybody can view the data until the popup is manually closed and redirected to a different/login page.
In relation to the other request about redirecting to an alternative page after a timeout. We suggest that you customize the OOTB Curam login page to redirect/forward the HTTP request coming into Curam login page to whatever page you want. The flow would be as follows:
• The session timeout occurs and the popup is displayed for some minutes before redirecting to Curam login page.
• The Curam login page receives the request and forwards it to the customer’s SSO login page.
• Based on the customer’s SSO configuration, the SSO will allow the user to enter the credentials to authenticate
• Or in case SSO session is still valid (if the SSO timeout is more than Curam’s default timeout of 30 mins), the SSO will send SAML assertion (or whatever trust association it has with the appserver) to the appserver to refresh the timeout/LTPA.
Thank you,
Shane McFadden, Cúram SPM Product Management team
Hi Andrew,
Thank you for your enhancement request.
We require some further analysis to determine whether or not this enhancement can be considered in a future release.
I will provide another response when our investigation is complete.
Thank you,
Shane McFadden, Cúram SPM Product Management team