Dear Josh
Currently anybody can just enter in CSEntry app by entering and value (Operator-ID). I was expecting this to be a password set in .PFF file and given to interviewers to enter each time they start the program. This is important to avoid anybody to manipulate data when the device is lost and may be was not locked.
Password to open app
Re: Password to open app
Some people have implemented their own password mechanism using a check on the operator id or using the prompt function.
We recommend putting a password on the device in the Android settings rather than on CSEntry. On Android this not only restricts access to the device if it is lost but also encrypts the data on the device with very strong encryption so that even if someone were to open up the tablet and remove the storage media they could not access the data. This much stronger than any security CSEntry could provide.
We recommend putting a password on the device in the Android settings rather than on CSEntry. On Android this not only restricts access to the device if it is lost but also encrypts the data on the device with very strong encryption so that even if someone were to open up the tablet and remove the storage media they could not access the data. This much stronger than any security CSEntry could provide.
Re: Password to open app
How to check operator id?! I have set some password for operator id but if i try any letter allows to access csentry file
OperatorId=ABCD or 1234
OperatorId=ABCD or 1234
Re: Password to open app
OperatorID is not a variable. You need to use the getoperatorid() function. Something like:
PROC MYAPP_FF
preproc
if getoperatorid() <> "ABCD" and getoperatorid() <> "1234" then
errmsg("Invalid id");
stop(1);
endif;
preproc
if getoperatorid() <> "ABCD" and getoperatorid() <> "1234" then
errmsg("Invalid id");
stop(1);
endif;