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 |
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| Documentum |
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| eRoom | N/A |
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| Exchange |
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| FileNet | N/A |
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| iManage | N/A |
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| Lotus Notes |
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| Microsoft NT |
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If your security type is
NOTE:
The security string must be escaped. If your security type is
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| NetWare |
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| ODBC | Dependent on the stored function/procedure | N/A |
| OpenText |
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| Oracle | Dependent on the stored function/procedure | N/A |
| PCDocs | N/A |
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| SharePoint | N/A |
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| UNIX | N/A |
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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");
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