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- User name : The user identification of a user who is authorized for the operation.
- Password : Assigned password for the user.
- Server-Namename : Target server name or IP address
- Notes : Additional parameters/options such as YADE parameters, database connection URL, etc. can be stored in this section of the CS. The extra options are defined in a similarly way as used on the command line.
- File-Attachment : Files such as PGP or SSH private key files can be stored in the CS as attachments. Applications will retrieve the attached file at run-time and will delete the file immediately after the operation has been completed.
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- Database:
demo_database - Group:
demoftp - Title:
demo_on_test.sos-berlin.com - User name:
demo - Password:
demo - URL:
test.sos-berlin.com(Alternatively, the IP address could have been specified here.)
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- A Credential Store Fragments element at the same level in the XML hierarchy as the Protocol Fragments elements.
- A Credential Store Fragment element that is referenced from the Protocol Fragment. This Fragment specifies the location and authentication for the Credential Store.
- Password, keyfile and combined password-keyfile authentication methods are possible.
- The values of the connection and authentication elements are modified to refer to elements stored within the Credential Store.
The XML Configuration
Parameters stored in the example credential store database are addressed as follows:
- CSEntryPath:
cs://demo_database/ftp/(value corresponds with the name of the CS database and the Group, as specified above). - Hostname:
test.sos-berlin.com@url(where@urlspecifies the URL element stored in the database) - Account:
test.sos-berlin.com@user(where@userspecifies the URL element stored in the database) - Password:
test.sos-berlin.com@password(where@passwordspecifies the URL element stored in the database)
The parts of the XML configuration relevant to the use of the Credential Store are shown in the following screenshot of the XML Editor:
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