Master Security Configuration File
The file config\master_security_config.xml defines various security areas that are known to Commerce Server Business Desk. In addition to the one implicit security area for the Business Desk Framework (which is not specified in this file), Commerce Server 2002 defines two security areas: "catalog" and "profile". The specific security definitions for these two areas are provided by the ASP files config\bd_catalog_security_config.asp and config\bd_users_security_config.asp, respectively.
XML Structure
<config>
<areas>
<areadefinition_url name/>
. . .
</areas>
</config>
config
This required element contains the security configuration information for Business Desk.
- Parent Element
None (document root). - Required Child Elements
areas - Optional Child Elements
None. - Data
None.
Attributes
None.
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areas
This required element contains the definitions of the security areas for Business Desk.
- Parent Element
config - Required Child Elements
None. - Optional Child Elements
area - Data
None.
Attributes
None.
Remarks
To be meaningful, the areas element must contain one or more area elements.
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area
This optional element defines a Business Desk security area and specifies the URL of the file that provides the security configuration for that area.
- Parent Element
areas - Required Child Elements
None. - Optional Child Elements
None. - Data
None.
Attributes
Attribute | Description |
---|---|
definition_url | Specifies the URL of a security area file.
Required. Legal values: Valid strings that evaluate to an XML or ASP file that returns a valid security configuration. Default value: None. For example, the URLs for the pre-defined security areas are:
|
name | Specifies a name for the security area.
Required. Legal values: Valid strings. Default value: None. For example, the pre-defined security areas are named "catalog" and "profile". There is also an implicit security area for the Business Desk Framework. |
Remarks
For the security configuration to be meaningful, at least one area element must exist within the areas element.
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