Release 10.1A: OpenEdge Deployment:
WebClient Applications

Security-cache attributes

Table 6–2 lists the attributes of the CODEBASE-LOCATOR handle that relate to the security cache.

Table 6–2: Security-cache attributes of the CODEBASE-LOCATOR
handle

Name	Data type	Description
APPSERVER-INFO	Character	Info string to use for connecting to the AppServer. Unused if LOCATOR-TYPE is “InternetServer.”
APPSERVER-PASSWORD	Character	Password for connecting to the AppServer. Unused if LOCATOR-TYPE is “InternetServer.”
APPSERVER-USERID	Character	User ID for connecting to the AppServer. Unused if LOCATOR-TYPE is “InternetServer.”
KEEP-SECURITY-CACHE	Logical	If TRUE, WebClient saves the security-cache attributes and this attribute, restoring them the next time the end user reruns the application. The default is FALSE. Set to TRUE if the end user, when asked for authentication information, sets the Save Authentication Information for Future Use toggle box. Can also be set to TRUE by the application, depending on the security dialog used. The application might set this before the application does. For more information, see the "Managing AppServer connections" section. Note: This is available only when the PERSISTENT-CACHE-DISABLED attribute is FALSE.
URL-PASSWORD	Character	Password for accessing the server. If LOCATOR-TYPE is “InternetServer,” the password is for accessing a codebase residing on an Internet-based server. If LOCATOR-TYPE is “AppServer,” the password is for accessing AIA for a codebase residing on an AppServer. Unused if the URL does not take a password (for example, for a URL of type FILE).
URL-USERID	Character	User ID for accessing the server. If LOCATOR-TYPE is “InternetServer,” the user ID is for accessing a codebase residing on an Internet-based server. If LOCATOR-TYPE is “AppServer,” the user ID is for accessing AIA for a codebase residing on an AppServer. Unused if the URL does not take a user ID (for example, for a URL of type FILE).

Note: All these attributes are read-write.