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PHP-Apache User Creation Guide

This document shows how to create users remotely using PHP and an Alfresco API. It authenticates an admin user, creates a session, and then uses the Administration service to create a new user by passing in a user details array with the username, password, and user properties like first name, last name, and email address. On success, it prints the result of creating the new user.

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PHP-Apache User Creation Guide

This document shows how to create users remotely using PHP and an Alfresco API. It authenticates an admin user, creates a session, and then uses the Administration service to create a new user by passing in a user details array with the username, password, and user properties like first name, last name, and email address. On success, it prints the result of creating the new user.

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Create Users By Using Remote PHP-Apache System 

$repositoryUrl = "[Link]
$userName = "admin";
$password = "password";

// Include the required Alfresco PHP API objects


require_once "Alfresco/Service/[Link]";
require_once "Alfresco/Service/[Link]";
require_once "Alfresco/Service/[Link]";
require_once "Alfresco/Service/[Link]";
require_once "Alfresco/Service/[Link]";
require_once "Alfresco/Service/[Link]";

// Authenticate the user and create a session


$repository = new Repository($repositoryUrl);
$ticket = $repository->authenticate($userName, $password);
$session = $repository->createSession($ticket);
$spacesStore = new SpacesStore($session);

$administration = new Administration($repository,$spacesStore,$session);

$NamedValues = new NamedValues($session);


$NamedValues->cm_firstName = "FIRSTNAME";
$NamedValues->cm_lastName = "LASTNAME";
$NamedValues->cm_email = "EMAIL@[Link]";

$userDetails = array("userName"=>"USERNAME",
"password"=>"PASSWORD",
"properties"=>$NamedValues->__toArray());

print_r($administration->createUser($userDetails));

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