Default Value for Secure Store Implementation Field
When you import a BDC model into Central Administration in SharePoint 2013, you often need to configure it to use a Secure Store Target Application. This is straightforward to an extent:
Browse the external systems in your BDC service application.Click through to the settings of the external system that corresponds to your BDC model.Select an appropriate Authentication Mode for your Secure Store Target Application (Impersonate Windows Identity or Impersonate Custom Identity).Provide the target application ID for your secure store target application. The tricky bit is that SharePoint expects you to provide a value for Secure Store Implementation. If you've changed the authentication mode from User's Identity or BDC Identity, this field will be blank:
What you actually need to type in this Secure Store Implementation field is the fully-qualified type name for the secure store provider. Unless you've built your own secure store provider (in which case you're the ultimate S…
Browse the external systems in your BDC service application.Click through to the settings of the external system that corresponds to your BDC model.Select an appropriate Authentication Mode for your Secure Store Target Application (Impersonate Windows Identity or Impersonate Custom Identity).Provide the target application ID for your secure store target application. The tricky bit is that SharePoint expects you to provide a value for Secure Store Implementation. If you've changed the authentication mode from User's Identity or BDC Identity, this field will be blank:
What you actually need to type in this Secure Store Implementation field is the fully-qualified type name for the secure store provider. Unless you've built your own secure store provider (in which case you're the ultimate S…