After you have defined all security parameters, you may build a login component. A login component may include up to 3 "views". All login components have a login view. This includes the fields for entering a user ID and password and may include links to other views. If the security settings allow a user to change his or her password on-line, a second view named "Change Password" is available. This allows you to configure a specific component layout for changing passwords. If the security settings allow the user to recover lost login information, a third view named "Lost Info" is available. This will show various fields that are used to verify the identity of a user and return the requested login information.

Web publishing applications only. The Login.A5W page will contain a login component. It will ask for the user's login and password. If the login is successful, it will redirect the user to the Menu.A5W page.

After you have defined all security parameters, you may build a login component. A login component may include up to 3 "views". All login components have a login view. This includes the fields for entering a user ID and password and may include links to other views. If the security settings allow a user to change his or her password on-line, a second view named "Change Password" is available. This allows you to configure a specific component layout for changing passwords. If the security settings allow the user to recover lost login information, a third view named "Lost Info" is available. This will show various fields that are used to verify the identity of a user and return the requested login information.

Code examples and a short guide on how to create a login page.

Covers component names, login properties, change password, lost info

The Select User Table dialog allows you to navigate to and select a table with a structure appropriate for use as a User Table for a Login Security component.

Covers a number of topics. Some of the subjects included are: creating a Help ID, defining a help source, making a global project-level HelpTopics table, creating a editing a help text, using action javascript in a help page, and creating custom help for individual fields.

Web publishing applications only. The NewLogin.A5W page will contain a login component. It will ask for the user's login and password. If the login is successful, it will redirect the user to the DemoNavigator.A5W page.

After you have defined security settings, page security, and a login UX component, you need to publish these files to the Application Server.

An interface for adding login functionality to an application that has the security framework enabled. Includes built-in support for reset password, account creation, two-factor authentication, and persistent login.