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    XmlAccess for creating credential vault  
avijit sikder


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01-19-06 11:26 PM

I am using the following XmlAccess file to create credential vault.
My problem is, the xmlaccess file is creating a shared credential vault whic
h I dont want.
How do I specificy that the vault slot is not to be shared. Please help.


<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<request
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="PortalConfig_1.2.xsd"
type="update">

<!-- Sample for updating the credential vault. This script creates a new seg
ment containing one slot in the portal
credential vault. The credentials (userid and password pairs) that are store
d in the vault cannot be
accessed using the XML configuration interface. You can only set the credent
ials using the administration
portlets for the credential vault. -->

<portal action="locate">

<credential-segment action="locate" adapter-type="default" name="DefaultAdmi
nSegment"
user-mapped="false">
<description>Segment containing credentials for Websphere Portal Server</des
cription>
<credential-slot action="update" name="XYZVaultSlot" active="false"
system="true" resource="XYZVaultResource" secrettype="userid-password">
<localedata locale="en">
<description>Credentials for accessing the XYZ WFC application</description>
<keywords>XYZ Credentials</keywords>
</localedata>
</credential-slot>
</credential-segment>
</portal>
</request>






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