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The authorizer facility
available in USoft Developer is a runtime-dynamic feature. This
means you can change the privileges of various user groups, and you
can give new users access to the application in the production
environment. It is therefore unnecessary to return to your
development environment to change access rights.
In order to be able to perform
the activities mentioned above, however, you must install some
additional tables that are needed to populate the authorization
rules. These tables must be created under the same user as the
application tables.
To install authorization in
the production environment (where no development environment is
available):
Start the USoft Binder, and
create a new project for the environment for which authorization is
to be installed.
This project must be set up as
follows:
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On the Project tab of the Project sheet: |
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Type a unique name for the project (remember that this project
is only to be used for setting up authorization). |
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Click the Development option. |
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The user name and password must be that of the application
owner. |
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Complete the remaining fields to match your production
environment. |
Add the
Authorizer item.
5.
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In the USoft Binder work area, there will now be one project
item: the Authorizer. Click your RIGHT mouse button on the
Authorizer project item. |
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Choose Create Tables from the menu displayed, and follow the
instructions. |
For the user that started the
installation of authorization, an entry is automatically created in
the authorization tables in order to be able to start up the
Authorizer application (and to be able to define the authorization
rules).
NOTE:
Even if you do not explicitly use the authorization facilities,
you must still install the authorization tables. When starting up,
USoft Developer will look in the T_AUTH tables to validate the
access rights of the current user.
To start the Authorizer,
double-click the Authorizer item in the project defined using the
procedure above.
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