Forum Post: RE: How to implement Client-principal into your application

  • Thread starter Thread starter PeterWokke
  • Start date Start date
Status
Not open for further replies.
P

PeterWokke

Guest
Thanks for the advise. Our current login procedure is as follow: The user is logging in with his userID, one of the user groupID he is a member of and his password. The user groupID is related to the business unit he needs to work in and the menu and program authorizations. How can we implement this with C-P. The users and passwords are stored in the _user table and an application user table for additional user data like the default user group. in the user group table we have the identity of the business unit (company). And for the member ship of the user groups we have an additional table. Can i reuse this in C-P and or have add tables to the DB to implement C-P.The same user can login in with one of the member ships and he can change the membership during the session. The menu and program authorizations and business unit will change too. Should I implement the Security Domains for the user groups. And will this support the functionality of the member ships. And can it work when we later have to upgrade the application to a multy tendency (SAAS) solution. Peter Wokke .

Continue reading...
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top