• Configuring Access Control Security Settings
  • Configuring Access Control User Permissions
  • Creating Username and Password Barcodes and QR Codes for Scanners
  • Configuring Available Access Control Pages
  • Configuring Marking Options
• Configuring Access Control Notifications
  • Configuring Default Scan Colours
  • Setting Successful Scan Colours by Price Type
  • Setting Failed Scan Colours by Error Code
  • Configuring Notification Sounds
• Configuring Access Control Fields
  • Configuring Access Control-Specific Field Labels
  • Global Customizations
  • Customizing Fields within a Business Object or Collection Object
  • Customizing Ticket Scanning Errors

Some fields used by Access Control are configured within the Business Object or Collection Object. Such fields are potentially used by other areas of the application. There are two ways you can customize these fields:

• Customize the fields within the Registry.
  Modifications made to the Business Objects and Collection Objects in the Registry will impact all areas of the application that use the field.
• Customize the fields within Application Security.
  Modifications made in the Application Security application enable you make customizations for specific users (Users|Attributes page) or groups (Groups|Attributes page). The table below describes the path to the node within the Registry. To locate the node in Application Security, find the corresponding Business Object or Collection Object and typically the node name reflects the same structure from the Registry. For example, TSticketBO::Customer::Customer Class would be Customer Customer Class under the TSticketBO property.

You can also change the interaction of these fields, for example set a default value, make it readable, and so on.

Not all of the fields listed below are exposed in Application Security.

The following table lists the relevant fields used by Access Control.