This is a startup question, not a DXL question, but I think this is the best place to get the answer! :) I am in a DOORS 9.3 environment and DOORS does not pre-populate the user name into the login window (did that in old department both with 9.3 and 9.6). So I start DOORS with some command line arguments (to add my own menus) and also now the following argument: -user "<username>" (where <username> is the required login name) I also tried this without the quotes around the login name. Although it works (login name is pre-populated in the login window), either way I always get before the login window a DOORS report window with the error message "Invalid username or password". Any ideas how to preventthat error message? strathglass - Wed Jun 14 08:14:23 EDT 2017 |
Re: -user name GIVES ERROR: Invalid username or password I found an admin forum, so I posted this there as a more appropriate place for the question:
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Re: -user name GIVES ERROR: Invalid username or password strathglass - Fri Jun 16 10:47:24 EDT 2017 I found an admin forum, so I posted this there as a more appropriate place for the question:
Sorry I really do not know where the DOORS client is determining the current login name from. It seems it is NOT from the database you connect to, but I could also not find anything inside the registry or a file. Once this would be clarified, it would be much easier to answer that question. I experimented with environment variables and registry settings (DOORSUSER, etc.) but this would not change the behaviour. To find out where this comes from one would need some debugging sessions with the DOORS client or the help of IBM ... Mathias P.S. The message you are getting is because only logging in with username option the DOORS interpreter will automatically assume the password as empty, which results in the error message. I found no way to predefine the username without having the client to login. Maybe you want to use AutoIT (some people swear on this). |