Security Information Values
You must use the values detailed in the table below to enter security information for the following functions:
-
The C function
aciObjectSetUserSecurityInfo. -
The Java function
SetUserSecurityInfo.
The action parameters can be required or optional depending on the type of security that you implement. For each security type the required values are:
| Security Type | Unmapped security | Mapped security |
|---|---|---|
| Documentum |
|
|
| eRoom | N/A |
|
| Exchange |
|
|
| FileNet | N/A |
|
| iManage | N/A |
|
| Lotus Notes |
|
|
| Microsoft NT |
|
If your security type is
NOTE: The security string must be escaped. If your security type is
|
| NetWare |
|
|
| ODBC | Dependent on the stored function/procedure | N/A |
| OpenText |
|
|
| Oracle | Dependent on the stored function/procedure | N/A |
| PCDocs | N/A |
|
| SharePoint | N/A |
|
| UNIX | N/A |
|
Example:
t_aciObject* acioCommand = NULL; aciObjectCreate(&acioCommand, ACI_COMMAND); aciObjectSetUserSecurityInfo(acioCommand, "nt", ACI_SECURITY_DOMAIN,"AUTONOMY"); aciObjectSetUserSecurityInfo(acioCommand, "nt", ACI_SECURITY_GROUP,"Users"); aciObjectSetUserSecurityInfo(acioCommand, "nt", ACI_SECURITY_USERNAME,"johnsmith");