SecureLogin provides export and import functionality to facilitate distribution of predefined applications and application definitions. Converting predefined applications and application definitions to XML format allows you to distribute and deploy predefined applications and application definitions across directories, software, and hardware platforms.
This section contains the following information:
You can manage application definitions for applications by using the iManager, the Microsoft Management Console (MMC) or the SecureLogin Manager (slmanager.exe).
To export SecureLogin data using an XML file through iManager, do the following:
Log in to iManager.
In the object field, specify your object name, then click
.Click D
. The distribution details are displayed.Click
. The save dialog box is displayed.In the
section, do the following:Select
.Clear the other
check boxes.Select
in the section.NOTE:This option is not present for iManager.
Click E
. The Do you want to open or save dialog box is displayed.Click
. The save dialog box is displayed.Select the file location and specify a file name in the
field.Make sure XML document is selected in save as type.
Click
. The SecureLogin confirmation message is displayed.Click
.Use the following procedure to import SecureLogin data in XML format:
Log in to iManager.
Select
. The Manage SecureLogin SSO page is displayed.In the object field, specify your object name, then click
.Click
. The Distribution details are displayed.Click
. The Load dialog box is displayed.In the dialog box do the following:
Select the
check box.Clear the other check boxes.
Browse and select the exported XML file.
Click
to select the file.The selected:
If a predefined applications and application definition currently exists in the receiving object, a confirmation message is displayed to confirm or reject overwrite with the imported data.
Click
to confirm or click to reject overwriting with the imported data.A SecureLogin message is displayed to confirm SecureLogin data is loaded.
SecureLogin predefined applications and application definitions are easily modified to cater to your organization's requirements.
Use the following procedure to modify a SecureLogin predefined application or application definition.
Double-click the SecureLogin system tray icon to display the Personal Management Utility.
Click
. The Applications pane is displayed.Double-click the required application definition. The application details are displayed.
Select the
tab. The Application Definition editor is displayed.Modify the application definition or the predefined application, as required.
NOTE:It is a good practice to include the date and a description of the changes made for future reference.
Click
to save changes and close the Personal Management Utility.For information on how to modify specific functions see, Section 5.0, Command Reference.
This section describes how to create and modify SecureLogin application definitions in the Personal Management Utility. It is recommended that you test the application definitions locally and then copy them to the relevant container or organizational unit in multi-user directory environments.
Use the following procedure to create an application definition for a Windows application.
Double-click the SecureLogin system tray icon to display the Personal Management Utility.
On the File menu, point to
, and then click . The New Application dialog box is displayed.Click
, and select the required application type from the drop-down list.Specify the name of the application executable for Windows* applications in the
field.Specify a description and click
. The application definition is added to the left pane under applications and the details display in the right pane.Select # place your application definition here.
, and delete the text,Specify your application details, and click
to save the changes and close the Personal Management Utility.NOTE:If you are creating multiple application definitions, click
to save changes without closing the Personal Management Utility.The Settings tab includes the following Advanced options for application definitions and predefined applications.
The following table lists the options in the Settings tab:
Table 3-1 Settings Options