A new application was created using MS SQL 2005. In the database is data that you want to use with a Business Data List Web pare. You will need to create an application definition file to support this configuration. After the file has been created, you will need to install the file.
To create an application definition file:
1. Click Operations on the Central Administration pagge.
2. Under the Security Configuration section, click on Manage settings for single sign-on.
3. On the Manage Settings for Single Sign-On page, click Manage settings for enterprise application definitions
4. On the Manage Enterprise Application Definitions page, click New Item.
5. On the Create Enterprise Application Definition page, in the Application and Contact Information section, in the Display name box, type the name that is displayed to users.
6. In the Application name box, type the name that Web Parts uses to call the enterprise application definition.
7. Single sign-on components use the application name to specify which enterprise application definition to use.
8. In the Contact e-mail address box, type the e-mail address that users can contact for the enterprise application.
9. In the Account type section, select one of the following:
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Group. Select this option if users will connect to the enterprise application through a group account. If you select this option, you need to configure account information for the application definition.
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Individual. Select this option if each user has an account in the application definition.
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Group using restricted account. Select this option if users will connect to the enterprise application through a group that uses a restricted account. If you select this option, credentials are stored separately for regular credentials and a different API is used to access the credentials. Select this option only when all of the following is true:
The account is a group account.
An intermediary application such as Business Data Catalog imposes further security restrictions.
The data is highly sensitive.
10. In the Authentication type section, select the Windows authentication check box.
11. In the Logon Account Information section, configure each of the Field boxes for soliciting required logon information from users. Selecting Yes for Mask hides the text typed by the user. This helps to keep sensitive information such as passwords secret.
12. Click OK.