Create and configure a service to identify the relying party for HRSD or LM

This service identifies the relying party for authentication.

The relying party is the product for which you want to authenticate users.

Examples:

If you are configuring single sign-on for:

Infor Learning Management: Infor Learning Management is the relying party.

HRSD: HRSD is the relying party.

In a text editor, create an XML file similar to the example.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" standalone="no"?>
<BATCH_LOAD FORMAT="Opaque" OVERRIDE="false">
   <SERVICE>
        <HasCredential>false</HasCredential>
        <LoginProcedure>Form based</LoginProcedure>
        <ID>HRSD</ID>
        <SvcEntryAttrList>user</SvcEntryAttrList>
        <LOGINSCHEME NAME="Form">
<REF_SERVICENAME>SSOP</REF_SERVICENAME>
<PROTOASSERT>Use HTTPS always</PROTOASSERT>
<PRIMARYTARGETLOOKUP>Use Claim Based</PRIMARYTARGETLOOKUP>
<SERVICEURL>https://usaldc1asweb10q/ASI/saml20acs.aspx</SERVICEURL>
</LOGINSCHEME>
        <IdentityAttrList>user</IdentityAttrList>
        <CredentialAttrList>FILL_IT</CredentialAttrList>
    </SERVICE>
</BATCH_LOAD>

For <ID>:

Provide an ID for the product server. For example, if you are configuring Infor Learning Management and the Infor Learning Management server is called "CERTPOINT," you might use:
```
<ID>CERTPOINT</ID>
```
Or, if you are configuring HRSD, and the server is called "HRSD," you might use:
```
<ID>HRSD</ID>
```
It is a good idea to use an ID that identifies the purpose of the service.
For <SERVICEURL>: Provide the fully qualified URL for the product's loginURL, that is, the location where user's log in to the product.

Examples:

Infor Learning Management server:
```
<SERVICEURL>https://YourLMServer.YourDomain.com:port#>/_trust</SERVICEURL>
```
HRSD server:
```
<SERVICEURL>https://YourHRSDServer.YourDomain.com:port#>/_trust</SERVICEURL>
```
Note: You can omit ":port#" from the string if you use the default for your protocol (http=80; https=443).

Save the file. It is a good idea to use a name that helps identify it, for example, "certpoint.xml" or "hrsd.xml"