You can control the access to your interface with authorization policy.
Usage:
<communication> <httpInterface authorizationName="checkHttpUserPass" hostname="localhost" port="1655"/> </communication>
Use an authorization policy by referencing its identifier in interface definition.
We assume that there is an authorization policy named: checkHttpUserPass:
<security> <executableAuthorization name="checkHttpUserPass" serviceName="concatArguments" > <parameterMapping > <mapRow authParam="username" serviceParam="userid"/> <mapRow authParam="password" serviceParam="plain_password"/> </parameterMapping> <expectedResult><text>OK</text></expectedResult> </executableAuthorization> </security>
We should map username and password fields to
The username and password parameters are the
<request username="mobileuser" password="ileri">
<job ....>
..
..
</job>
</request>