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 |
|
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 Sentinel Licensing API Reference. 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