Hello all,
I'm trying to develop reports that are able to run without requiring the user to enter a database username/password in the parameters box every time they run a report (in End User Desktop). We are setting up the usernames/passwords to match their Oracle username/password accounts. Therefore what I need is a "straight-thru" way of getting the Actuate server to log in to Oracle using the users own accounts. I know there is a GetServerUserName( ) but there is no analogous GetServerPassword( ) method - about the closest I've seen to this in the manuals are the API's AcGetUserPreferences and even that does not specifically say that you can get the password. I'm hoping that there is a simple configuration or "tick-box" that I'm missing as it seems to me that this would be a fairly standard pattern of running reports. Anyone have any ideas? Help!? thank you.
I'm trying to develop reports that are able to run without requiring the user to enter a database username/password in the parameters box every time they run a report (in End User Desktop). We are setting up the usernames/passwords to match their Oracle username/password accounts. Therefore what I need is a "straight-thru" way of getting the Actuate server to log in to Oracle using the users own accounts. I know there is a GetServerUserName( ) but there is no analogous GetServerPassword( ) method - about the closest I've seen to this in the manuals are the API's AcGetUserPreferences and even that does not specifically say that you can get the password. I'm hoping that there is a simple configuration or "tick-box" that I'm missing as it seems to me that this would be a fairly standard pattern of running reports. Anyone have any ideas? Help!? thank you.