2016-04-18 Meeting notes
Date | Apr 18, 2016Â 1pm - 2pm |
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Attendees | @Elizabeth Altman (Unlicensed), @G (Unlicensed), @Ian Chan (Unlicensed), @Lauren Magnuson (Unlicensed), @Renaldo Gjoshe (Unlicensed) |
Goals
Define scope and requirements for how to best leverage the capabilities of the Alma User API.
Discuss specific applications where Alma user data will be required.
Discuss specific applications where Alma user data will be useful.
Draft timeline and milestones, and determine point person for tasks and applications.
Discussion items
Time | Item | Who | Notes |
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5min | Introductions | @Ian Chan (Unlicensed) | Â |
25min | Applications that require Alma user data Applications where Alma user data might be useful | @Ian Chan (Unlicensed) | EZproxy integration with Alma user data to restrict access to authorized users.
Populating ILLiad with Alma user data is a desirable outcome
Create requirements list for the end product - what fields are needed. How are usertypes in Alma translated to ILLiad?
Currently use LDAP for auth and III for patron data. Â Shib connection to Primo and Alma Look into use of Shiboleth for ILLiad across the system, as a follow-up project. Focus on the patron data scripts first. Issues with campus LDAP not indicating that a user is no longer part of campus community. How to check Alma for user expiration info for EZproxy? Hoopla - ebooks, video database (CSUSB) PC reservation - Envsionware can use SIP2. See what Self-check TF would like to do with this. - @Lauren Magnuson (Unlicensed) Scholarworks - groups in ScholarWorks are dynamically assigned based on user types. Use LDAP data to differentiate user types for ScholarWorks
Follow-up with CSUS on who they are facilitating authentication for ILLiad-Alma plugin  |
10min | Potential timeline and milestones | @Ian Chan (Unlicensed) | See above |
10min | Who does what | @Ian Chan (Unlicensed) | See above |
Action items
See aboveÂ
ILLiad-Alma User Data Integration version 1
EZproxy-Alma User Data Integration version 1
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