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DAF
Demonstration Web Sites |
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This DAF demonstration was build with a Micorosft Access file
used as the user database. This user list contain four web users with various
access permission:
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Login,
Password
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Member
of
DAF Group |
Access
to file
default.htm |
Access
to file
allauth.htm |
Access
to file
grpall.htm |
Access
to file
grp1.htm |
Access
to file
grp2.htm |
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John,left
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grp1;grp2;grp3 |
Granted |
Granted |
Granted |
Granted |
Granted
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Jack,blue
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grp1 |
Granted |
Granted |
Granted |
Granted |
Denied
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Joe,square
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grp2;grp3 |
Granted |
Granted |
Granted |
Denied |
Granted
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Jerry,fries
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Granted |
Granted |
Denied |
Denied |
Denied
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| Anonymous |
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Granted |
Denied |
Denied |
Denied |
Denied |
and is bound to three sites using different login methods:
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Site 1:
User login with standard pop-up box (Basic authentication, cookie free)
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Site 2:
User login with an HTML login form (with cookies)
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Site
3: User login with an HTML login form and an SSL connection (with
cookies)
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User Database Administration |
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DAF comes with Web application, the Web User Manager, to manage
a user database using a browser. Or, since the user database is a Text file or
an ODBC source, it can be updated with any appropriate tool, for example the
note pad for a Text user list or a regular Microsft Access form for an ODBC user
database.
You can view and try the Web
User Manager used to administer the ODBC user database bound to this demonstration site.
(With a Text user database the Web User Manager offers less features.)
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