AddCredentialProperty
Adds a property to the current credential (for example, the username, the password, or both). The first argument specifies the property name, and the second argument specifies the property value. Valid property names: username, password. In MapForce Server Advanced Edition, the property name oauth:token is additionally supported.
This method must be called after calling BeginCredential() and before calling EndCredential().
Signature
AddCredentialProperty(in bstrName:System.String, in bstrValue:System.String) -> Void |
Generic signature
void AddCredentialProperty(string bstrName, string bstrValue) |
C#
HRESULT AddCredentialProperty([in] BSTR bstrName, [in] BSTR bstrValue ); |
C++
Sub AddCredentialProperty(ByVal bstrName As String, ByVal bstrValue As String) |
VB.NET
Parameters
Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
bstrName | System.String | Specifies the name of the credential property. |
bstrValue | System.String | Specifies the value of the credential property. |
Examples
The following code listing illustrates how to declare a credential called "mycredential" in C#. The credential name must be the one given to the credential in MapForce at design time.
//Create a MapForce Server object Altova.MapForceServer.Server objMFS = new Altova.MapForceServer.Server();
objMFS.BeginCredential("mycredential"); objMFS.AddCredentialProperty("username", "altova"); objMFS.AddCredentialProperty("password", "b45ax78!"); objMFS.EndCredential(); |