
Table 1-7 Macros usage examples (continued)
Process id: %_process.id_%
Process timestamp: %_process.timestamp_%
Process sent files: %_process.FileCount_%
Process result: %_process.result_%
Files:
<WHILE type=”id” scope=”%_process.id_%”delimiter=">
=>
%_process.filenames_%
</WHILE>
</WHILE>
Process sent files: 3
Process result: SUCCESS
Files:
=> pfile1a
=> pfile1b
=> pfile1c
Process id:
e89e802c-05b8-4415-969f-1a66b4b36a3d
Process timestamp: 7-10-2012 4-17-21 PM
Process sent files: 2
Process result: SUCCESS
Files:
=> file_1of2
=> file_2of2
1.4.6.4 Macros confidentiality
To protect the security and confidentiality of system managed passwords, they will be accessible only at
certain restricted points of the application.
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Authentication passwords: Authentication passwords (Safecom P, …) are stored encrypted into the
session, and will be accessible only on post-process authentication parameters. An authenticated user
password will never be visible on the screen or as metadata content or filename, since HP EC will never
reveal its content.
●
Custom prompts password fields: If the administrator defines password fields as custom prompts
(password type), they are treated as passwords with the same confidentiality as authentication
passwords. They will never be visible on the screen, and cannot be used for purposes other than just
authentication on processes. If a metadata password is displayed on the UI, or as metadata, it will be
replaced by ****.
1.4.6.5 Use case: PDF encryption password with macros
There are different ways to capture passwords used for PDF encryption. They can be statically defined by the
administrator, they can use any metadata value (macros), or the system can prompt user to enter it during
the workflow. The following options are available for metadata:
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Session information: Credentials defined for access restriction can be captured through the device
embedded web server, or some authentication solution, using the password for PDF encryption. In this
case the macro %_AUTHENTICATION_PASSWORD_% has to be entered in the PDF password field at
workflow design time (by the administrator).
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Form screen to capture the password
1. Create Form screen node with a password text input “myPasswordID”
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