hasp_login_scope Screen
Description
Logs into a Feature to establish a
session, according to predefined search parameters. The hasp_login_scope
screen contains the following fields:
Feature ID |
Use the Up and Down arrows to scroll to the correct Feature ID. Alternatively, select a Feature by name from the Feature Name list. (The Name list is only visible when you are working online.) Use Default to specify the default Feature in the Sentinel protection key. |
Scope Template |
Select the template that specifies the parameters within which the API will search for the required data. If you select Unfiltered, the entire system is searched. |
Scope |
Displays the search parameters specified in the selected Scope template, in XML format. The API searches within these parameters for the login information. You can modify the XML code as necessary. You can copy and paste the output from the GetInfo function as the scope search parameters. Click Check XML Code to validate the XML code that you specified in the Scope field. |
Vendor Code |
If you are working online, this field displays an automatically generated list of Vendor Codes. Select the code that you require. If you are not working online, use the browse button to navigate to and select the required Vendor Code file. For more information about Vendor Codes, refer
to the |
Select a template and click Manage Templates to display the Scope Template Manager dialog box.
Click Save Template to open the Save Template dialog box. You can overwrite an existing template, or save a modified template with a new name.
Click OK to save, or Cancel to close the dialog box without saving.
Click Execute to transfer the function and field definitions to the Sentinel Licensing API. After the function is executed, corresponding values are displayed in the status fields and the executed function call is logged in the API Call History.
Once you have established a login session,
use the generated session handle to make other API calls for
the session. To end the session use the hasp_logout
function.
Related Topics
hasp_login screen
hasp_logout screen