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2006-04-02, 8:04 pm

We are planning to create users using the massloader package with the data that comes from the backend system. Is it possible to create the users without password and salt?
Based on the above we are planning to validate the user at first time login using some identification variables with backend and force to create a password. By this time user info is already there in WCS.

Can we use the BuyerUserRegistrationUpdate URL? It says the user has to be logged in or else it will create the user. After successful validation, is it possible to update the session that the user is logged in and call the BuyerUserRegistrationUpdate url
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Robert Brown

2006-04-02, 8:04 pm

The database will not complain if you leave LOGONPASSWORD and SALT null.
I can't answer your question on where WC will complain. Handling the
validation before WC complains is the key to your solution though.

R

> We are planning to create users using the massloader package with the data that comes from the backend system. Is it possible to create the users without password and salt?
> Based on the above we are planning to validate the user at first time login using some identification variables with backend and force to create a password. By this time user info is already there in WCS.
>
> Can we use the BuyerUserRegistrationUpdate URL? It says the user has to be logged in or else it will create the user. After successful validation, is it possible to update the session that the user is logged in and call the BuyerUserRegistrationUpdate u

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