Class: com.sybase.djc.security.User (User) EAServer 6.3 Help
Description Defines a trusted user within a security domain. A user name is in the form "user[@domain]". If omitted, the domain suffix is assumed to be "default". The user name syntax is intended to permit e-mail addresses to be used as user names.

See also: Role.

Configuration To define a new user, you can use the "add-user" Ant configuration script, e.g.
  configure add-user -Duser=the-user-name

To set a user's login password (if the user's domain uses the default local-hash login method), you can use the "set-password" command-line tool, e.g.

  set-password the-user-name

To set a user's client certificate (if the user will need to use secure sockets with mutual authentication), you can use the "set-certificate" command-line tool, e.g.

  set-certificate the-user-name

To delete a user, you can use the "delete-user" Ant configuration script, e.g.

  configure delete-user -Duser=the-user-name
Properties assignedRoles, certificateDetails, excludedFrom, inheritedRoles, lastPasswordChange
Files Repository/Instance/com/sybase/djc/security/User/*.properties

Property: assignedRoles (Assigned Roles)
Description Names of roles which have been explicitly assigned to this user.

Property: certificateDetails (Client Certificate Details)
Description Details from the trusted client certificate for this user (if any). To set a user's certificate, use the "Set Certificate" action or the "set-certificate" command.

Property: excludedFrom (Excluded From)
Description Names of roles which this user has been excluded from. This list is read only. To exclude a user from a role, please edit the role's properties

Property: inheritedRoles (Inherited Roles)
Description Names of roles which have been inherited from this users's assigned roles. This list is read only. It is derived from the assigned roles.

Property: lastPasswordChange (Last Password Change)
Description Date of the last password change for this user (if any). To set a user's password, use the "Set Password" action or the "set-password" command.