Enter / Edit web security properties for current project

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

An overview on how to define security settings and a list of properties.

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.

You may control access to a control of a Grid or UX component, or a menu entry of a Navigation System Component by specifying which groups are permitted to see it.

If your application has web security enabled, you can verify that security settings are properly configured by publishing your application locally and logging in using user accounts configured with different permissions.

The Map User Table dialog allows you to define which User Table fields will store security values. The table must at a minimum have 4 fields with these properties.

You may apply shadows to many controls and layouts. To apply a shadow:

Web publishing applications only. Web components have many properties, which you set in the grid, dialog, and other component builders. After you place a component on an A5W page, you will find a property override section for it in the source of the page. The code below shows a piece of an A5W page which contains a grid component named Invoices.

Alpha Anywhere stores certain user settings (defined by the View > Settings command) in the system Registry database under the init key (which is relative to the root key.