There is a great help topic regarding the
Auto Login feature in the eDOCS DM 10 documentation:
"The
eDOCS DM Auto Login feature is based on the client side knowing that the
current user has already been authenticated on the local workstation; because
of this, the eDOCS DM relative authentication does not require the user to
re-enter a password. This means that the user’s password is not available on
the server side when the eDOCS security token is being constructed."
Simply put it says that when the Auto Login
feature is enabled, it is a DM client application that is responsible for user
authentication, not the server.
Now think what it means if anyone can create a custom DM client application with DM API.
If you grasped the idea and you liked it, you may
also enjoy reading The
Final Circle of Paradise book.
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