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We have completed setting up the Secure Store Service Application Target ID.

Make sure that the accounts provided for the Secure Store Service have privileges to retrieve data through User Profile Service Application:.

Windows username (Domain\User) and the password should be able to access the of the respective site. This will be used to impersonate the user credentials as shown below.

Now, you have setup credential for the Target Application ID “UPA_AppID” which you created above.

If you don’t select this option, the InfoPath will show you a descriptive permission or access denied error. This option “Group Ticket” enable us to specify ticket redeemers who usually be domain users.

If you don’t choose Target Application Type as “Group Ticket” (3), none of the users apart from the user whose credential have been updated in the Secure Store Service Application, Target Application ID “UPA_AppID” will be able to access the InfoPath form.

requirements, I will use the default value “2”.

Update the fields as per the below picture.

Create a new Secure Store Service application “Target Application ID”, In my scenario I will name it as “UPA_AppID”.We need User Profile Service Application (2) to be configured and Secure Store Service Application to be created before following the below steps: This holds good for SharePoint Server 2010 and SharePoint Server 2013 SharePoint 2010 has both CLASSIC and CLAIMS based authentication (1) and SharePoint 2013 has CLAIMS mode only when created from the UI.Īs InfoPath forms won’t work on a CLAIMS based web application, we have to follow the below steps to get it working: