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Difference between revisions of "SYSCLS REQUIRE AUTHENTICATION"


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If a property is classified as/with require access, UBIK clients will force the user to authenticate themselves before being allowed to edit the property value.
 
If a property is classified as/with require access, UBIK clients will force the user to authenticate themselves before being allowed to edit the property value.
 
This classification is an [[AutonomousClassification|Autonomous Classification]] where the defined properties are autonomously added to the MetaDefinitions (when scoping in ACM).
 
This classification is an [[AutonomousClassification|Autonomous Classification]] where the defined properties are autonomously added to the MetaDefinitions (when scoping in ACM).
 
== MetaProperties ==
 
{| class="wikitable" width=50%
 
|-
 
! width=30% | Name !! width=20% | Data type !! Comment
 
|-
 
| ENABLED|| {{Boolean}} || Informs whether a general checkout/release is supported for the current object.
 
|-
 
| CHECKOUT_TS|| {{DateTime}} || Timestamp information when the object was checked out. If the value is null, the object is NOT checked out.
 
|-
 
| CHECKOUT_USER_ID|| {{Guid}} || ID of the user who has checked out the object  (and has exclusive access). If the object is not checked out, the value is null.
 
 
|}
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
{{Category/Version|3.6.2}}
 
{{Category/Version|3.6.2}}
  
 
[[Category:3.6.2|SYSCLS REQUIRE AUTHENTICATION]]
 
[[Category:3.6.2|SYSCLS REQUIRE AUTHENTICATION]]

Revision as of 12:04, 13 April 2022

IC CLASSIFICATION.gif Require Authentication Classification Object
Name SYSCLS_REQUIRE_AUTHENTICATION
Inheritance -
Namespace System.Classification.Content
ID {B3F15445-0867-4EE7-8D29-2B2BC9665EE0 }
Purpose Classify properties as properties requiring authentication before being edited
Version 3.6.2+

If a property is classified as/with require access, UBIK clients will force the user to authenticate themselves before being allowed to edit the property value. This classification is an Autonomous Classification where the defined properties are autonomously added to the MetaDefinitions (when scoping in ACM).