Key-Value Pairs for Windows Logons

Key Description Acceptable Values

Description =%s

Text describing this section; usually displayed to the user during the Add New Application Wizard.

%s = any string.

WindowTitle%d =%s

Text matched against logon window titles to identify logon requests. %d is replaced with a number, starting at 1, so that multiple windows can be identified for a single logon.

%d = consecutive integers.%s = window title string.

ModuleName%d =%s

An application module name associated with a logon to match against running processes. Used in conjunction with the WindowTitle key to identify a specific application logon request. %d is replaced with a number, starting at 1, so that multiple application modules can be associated with a single logon.

%d = consecutive integers.%s = application name string; typically corresponds to an executable name.

AppPathKey%d =%s

A Windows registry key identifying the application associated with a logon to match against running processes. Used in combination with the WindowTitle for exact matching of logon requests; %d is replaced with a number, starting at 1, so that multiple registry keys can be associated with a single logon.

%d = consecutive integers.%s = the application name string used in the Windows registry; typically corresponds to the executable name.

IDCtrl =%d

Identifies the user ID control field and/or the mechanism to provide the user ID data to the appropriate user ID control.

%d = 0; the user must use the v-GO Find Control mechanism during application setup.%d = -1; the application does not require a user ID.%d = 1; the application requires a user ID, but the ID will be sent to the application using send keys. If this value is set to 1, PassKeyCtrl must also be set to 1.%d = 2 - 99,999; the user ID control ID value.

PassKeyCtrl =%d

Identifies the password control field and/or the mechanism to provide the password data to the appropriate password control

%d = 0; the user must use the v-GO Find Control mechanism during application setup.%d = -1; the application does not require a password.%d = 1; the application requires a password, but the password will be sent to the application using send keys. If this value is set to 1, IDCtrl must also be set to 1.%d = 2 - 99,999; the password control ID value.

UseSendKeys =%b

Sends the ID and password as keystrokes to the application. If UseSendKeys is selected, then IDCtrl, PassKeyCtrl, and (if present) ChgCtrl1, ChgCtrl2, and ChgCtrl3 variables must be all be set to 1.

%b = 0; do not use send keys; use control IDs (default).%b =1; use send keys.

SystemLogon =%b

A flag identifying if a logon section is a system logon section.

%b = 0; not a system logon section (default).%b=1; a system logon section.

ExtMap =%s

A Windows file extension associated with a logon. Allows v-GO SSO to map an icon to the configuration.

%s=a three character string for file extension.

AutoOK =%b

A flag instructs v-GO SSO to automatically press OK for this application logon after insertion of logon data.The value can be 0 or 1.

%b = 0; disallowed.

%b = 1; allowed (default).

ActiveLogon =%b

A flag that allows/disallows active logon for this application logon. With the active logon set, v-GO will automatically respond to the application logon request.

%b = 0; disallowed.%b = 1; allowed (default).

AllowReveal =%b

A flag that enables/disables the Reveal button for passwords in wizards and property pages1.

%b = 0; disabled.%b = 1; enabled (default).

ConfigName =%d

A control ID identifying the control that contains the text used to create the initial configuration name when the user adds this logon.Values can be 1 - 99,999.

%d = 1 - 99,999; a control ID value.

PreKey%d =%d1

Allows you to set certain keys that get pressed before the username and password are entered. This comes in handy for certain mainframe applications that require a space and Enter before the username and password.

%d = consecutive integers %d1 = ASCII code.UseSendKeys must also be enabled.

TabKey%d =%d1

TabKey allows you to specify the key that is sent after the username and password. It also allows you to create a scenario (where v-GO doesn't tab at all) by setting the value to zero.

%d = 1 for a key to be sent after the username, 2 for a key to be sent after the password.%d1 = ASCII code or 0 if no key is to be sent.Default is a standard tab key.UseSendKeys must also be enabled.

DelayField =%d

DelayField sets the delay between the field entries. If there are any PreKeys defined, then the program will also use the specified delay after the PreKeys are sent.

%d = delay in milliseconds.Default is no delay.UseSendKeys must also be enabled.

DelayChar =%d

DelayChar sets the delay between characters.

%d = delay in milliseconds.The default is no delay.UseSendKeys must also be enabled.



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