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- Properties specific to saasUser variables
- Functions that use the saasUser type
saasUser (Type of variable) In french: saasUtilisateur
The saasUser type is used to define the advanced characteristics of a user of SaaS site. The characteristics of this user can be defined and changed using different WLanguage properties. Remark: For more details on the declaration of this type of variable and the use of WLanguage properties, see Declaring a variable. NewUser is saasUser NewUser.Login = "mark@jet-tames.com" NewUser.Password = "secret" Â ClientAccount is saasClient = SaaSAdminFindClient("JetTames") Â SaaSAdminAddUser(NewUser, ClientAccount)
Remarks Properties specific to saasUser variables The following properties can be used to handle a SaaS user: | | | Name | Type used | Effect |
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AdministratorRights | Boolean | - True if the user is an "Administrator" user,
- False otherwise.
Administrators can use the SaaS administrator site or equivalent applications to assign licenses to the users of the SaaS Client Account to which they belong. | Client | saasClient variable | Reference toward the client to which the user is linked. This property is read-only. | Email | Character string | Email address of the user. This email address is used to send the security code (SaaSSendSecurityCode). If this property is not filled, the email is sent to the login (if the login corresponds to a valid email address). | FirstName | Character string | User's first name. | Login | Character string | Username. This login must be unique (between the different client accounts) in the SaaS database. To do so, you have the ability to use email addresses for example. | Name | Character string | User's last name. | Password | Character string | Password used to connect to the SaaS sites. | PasswordToEnter | Boolean | - True if the user must type a new password,
- False otherwise.
This property is used to manage a lifespan for the passwords. |
Functions that use the saasUser type
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