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When accessing the interface the user is redirceted to the main page with the correct parameters set. In case the user context is active, a session with a matching user profile is also created i process. | When accessing the interface the user is redirceted to the main page with the correct parameters set. In case the user context is active, a session with a matching user profile is also created i process. | ||
The following types of record operations are allowed | |||
* Create new records | |||
* Update an existing record | |||
Create operations require no additional security information and can be used directly. | |||
When updating an existing record a security token must be passed along to the interface: | |||
* The right data is displayed for the user | |||
* Bind user session to this piece of data | |||
A security token contains | |||
* a reference to the record | |||
* a timestamp shen the token was issued | |||
* a signature that guarantees that the server issued the token | |||
See also [[Tutorial/Questionaires|Questionaires]] | See also [[Tutorial/Questionaires|Questionaires]] | ||
Revision as of 18:01, 8 March 2013
Interfaces allow users to access a certain facet of the system
Interfaces allow access to the system with preset values for
- Wrapper
- Stylesheet
- Template
- Language
- User context
When accessing the interface the user is redirceted to the main page with the correct parameters set. In case the user context is active, a session with a matching user profile is also created i process.
The following types of record operations are allowed
- Create new records
- Update an existing record
Create operations require no additional security information and can be used directly.
When updating an existing record a security token must be passed along to the interface:
- The right data is displayed for the user
- Bind user session to this piece of data
A security token contains
- a reference to the record
- a timestamp shen the token was issued
- a signature that guarantees that the server issued the token
See also Questionaires