Restricted Login Dialog - Revision history

KNO: /* Logging in */

2015-05-19T08:11:08Z

‎Logging in

KNO: /* Logging in */

2015-05-19T08:10:40Z

‎Logging in

KNO: /* Logging in */

2015-05-19T08:09:38Z

‎Logging in

KNO: /* Logging in */

2015-05-19T08:08:41Z

‎Logging in

KNO: /* Logging in */

2015-05-19T08:08:14Z

‎Logging in

KNO: /* Accessing Restricted login dialog */

2015-05-19T08:07:20Z

‎Accessing Restricted login dialog

KNO at 08:07, 19 May 2015

2015-05-19T08:07:01Z

KNO: Text replacement - "{{VersionAndroid" to "{{Version/Android"

2015-05-07T07:35:59Z

Text replacement - "{{VersionAndroid" to "{{Version/Android"

KSC at 08:00, 5 May 2015

2015-05-05T08:00:28Z

NWE: /* Settings */

2015-04-30T13:10:55Z

‎Settings

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 ! Notification || Reasons of occurrence
 |-
-| Settings successfully loaded|| Everything went fine, data is loaded
+| ''Settings successfully loaded''|| Everything went fine, data is loaded
 |-
-| Check local server configuration|| The local source.conf file does not contain a valid URL or does not exist
+| ''Check local server configuration''|| The local source.conf file does not contain a valid URL or does not exist
 |-
-| Error loading PreSets|| There are no settings defined on the webservice
+| ''Error loading PreSets''|| There are no settings defined on the webservice
 |-
 |}

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 |}
-If there is the case that no webservice is defined either als static url in the code or via the source.conf file, no notification is shown but the normal login dialog is shown.
+In the case that there is no web service defined either as static URL in the code or via the source.conf file, the normal login dialog is shown instead of the notification.
 {{clear}}

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 In order to visualize whether the predefined settings were loaded, a notification appears indicating if the settings were loaded or an error has occured. Possible notifications are:
-{| class="wikitable" | width = "75%"
+{| class="wikitable sortable" | width = "75%"
 |-
 ! Notification || Reasons of occurrence
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 | Settings successfully loaded|| Everything went fine, data is loaded
 |-
-| Check local serverconfiguration|| The local source.conf file do not contain a valid url or doesnt exist
+| Check local server configuration|| The local source.conf file does not contain a valid URL or does not exist
 |-
 | Error loading PreSets|| There are no settings defined on the webservice

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 [[File:Login_restricted_screen_without_remember.png|thumb|alt=Login dialog|Login dialog]]
 In the login dialog, users can only choose their name and type in the password to identify themselves. If the authentication is successful, the dialog will be dismissed and users will have access to all the {{UBIK}} features. Otherwise, the error details will be given in the [[#Authentication messages|authentication messages]].
-The settings which were configurable in the normal login dialog are predefined and not accessible by the user. Therefore the interface changed and the {{key press|loadPreSet}} button has disappeared.
+The settings which were configurable in the normal login dialog are predefined and not accessible by the user. Therefore the interface changed and the {{key press|Load PreSet}} button has disappeared.
 In order to visualize whether the predefined settings were loaded, a notification appears indicating if the settings were loaded or an error has occured. Possible notifications are:

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 == Logging in ==
 [[File:Login_restricted_screen_without_remember.png|thumb|alt=Login dialog|Login dialog]]
-In the login dialog, users can now only choose their name and type in the password to identify themselves. If the authentication is successful, the dialog will be dismissed and users will have access to all the {{UBIK}} features. Otherwise, the error details will be given in the [[#Authentication messages|authentication messages]].
+In the login dialog, users can only choose their name and type in the password to identify themselves. If the authentication is successful, the dialog will be dismissed and users will have access to all the {{UBIK}} features. Otherwise, the error details will be given in the [[#Authentication messages|authentication messages]].
-The settings which were configurable in the normal login dialog are now predefined and not accessible by the user. Therefore the interface changed and the {{key press|loadPreSet}} button has disappeared.
+The settings which were configurable in the normal login dialog are predefined and not accessible by the user. Therefore the interface changed and the {{key press|loadPreSet}} button has disappeared.
 In order to visualize whether the predefined settings were loaded, a notification appears indicating if the settings were loaded or an error has occured. Possible notifications are:

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 == Accessing Restricted login dialog ==
-[[File:Loginscreen_loaded_successfully.png|thumb|alt=Login dialog| Start screen]]
+[[File:Loginscreen_loaded_successfully.png|thumb|alt=Login dialog|Start screen]]
 Near the bottom of the start menu which users see immediately after launching {{UBIK}} application, there is a {{key press|Login}} button. Clicking it opens the login dialog.
 {{Clear}}

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-For confidentiality reason, users are required to login before they have access to most of the {{UBIK}} features.
+For confidentiality reason, users are required to login before they have access to most of the {{UBIK}} features. Since the free configuration of settings by the user could be a common source of problems, the possibility to predefine them via a web service and make them not alterable via the client is introduced through a restricted login screen.
-Since the free configuration of settings by the user is a common source of problems, the possibility to predefine them via a webservice and make them not alterable via the client is the logical consequence and is introduced through this new restricted login screen.
-−
 == Accessing Restricted login dialog ==

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 {{Hint|Verification of username and password happens only if the [[Web_Service_Configuration|web service]] is configured accordingly.}}
 {{Clear}}
-{{Hint|Detailed failed login error messages Available since {{VersionAndroid|2.4.1}}}}
+{{Hint|Detailed failed login error messages Available since {{Version/Android|2.4.1}}}}
 {{Clear}}
 == Remembering passwords ==
-(Available since {{VersionAndroid|2.4.1}})
+(Available since {{Version/Android|2.4.1}})
 [[File:Login_restricted_screen_remembered.png|thumb|alt=Login dialog for remembered user|Login dialog for remembered user]]

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	For confidentiality reason, users are required to login before they have access to most of the {{UBIK}} features.		For confidentiality reason, users are required to login before they have access to most of the {{UBIK}} features.
−	Since the free configuration of settings by the user is a common source of problems, the possibility to predefine them via a webservice and make them not alterable via the client is the logical consequence and introduced through this new restricted login screen.	+	Since the free configuration of settings by the user is a common source of problems, the possibility to predefine them via a webservice and make them not alterable via the client is the logical consequence and is introduced through this new restricted login screen.

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 == Settings ==
-[[File:Login_restricted_screen_settings.png|thumb|alt=Settings grayed|Settings not longer available to alter]]
+[[File:Login_restricted_screen_settings.png|thumb|alt=Settings grayed|Settings not longer editable]]
 The main target of the new login activity was to ensure, that the user can not unintentionally change the settings of the application. Therefore, the possibility to change the settings via the menu-entry settings is as consequence of that no longer editable. What has been preserved is the possibility to save the settings as file, in order to share them with a support person easily.