Java Advanced Protection Parameters
The table below describes the advanced protection parameters for Java executables available in Sentinel LDK Envelope. Default values are provided where relevant.
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Parameter Name |
Description |
Default |
|---|---|---|
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LOCKING_TYPE |
Determines the type of Sentinel protection key to which the program can be locked. |
HL or SL-AdminMode |
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BACKGROUND_CHECK_AUTO_RELOGIN |
If the Sentinel protection key periodic background check fails to detect a Sentinel protection key, the program attempts to log in to the key a second time before the user is informed that the key is missing. |
True |
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MESSAGE_OUTPUT_MODE |
Enables you to select how run-time user messages are provided. The following options are available: >1 (windows) displays messages in a message box >4 (stderr) displays messages to a user running Sentinel LDK Envelope from a command-line |
Only windows option is selected |
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SUSPEND_THREADS |
In a multi-thread application, if the Sentinel protection key periodic background check fails to detect a Sentinel protection key, all threads are suspended. When the key is detected again, all threads are resumed. |
True |
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If selected: >Envelope displays a field that you can use to specify XML parameters for a custom login scope. >The protected program will only search for a protection key according to the custom login scope that you specify. For information on the syntax for login scope parameters, see the topic "Scope Input XML Tags" in [[[Undefined variable Common.LicensingAPI-c]]]. You can also paste a login scope that was created using Sentinel LDK ToolBox in this field. |
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Related Topics
Modifying Advanced Protection Details