User Guide
118 CFML Language Reference
SECURE
Optional. Identifies the type of security to employ, CFSSL_BASIC or
CFSSL_CLIENT_AUTH, and additional information that is required by the
specified security type.
SECURE="CFSSL_BASIC,
certificate_db
"
or
SECURE="CFSSL_CLIENT_AUTH,
certificate_db
,
certificate_name
,
key_db,key_password
"
These fields have the following values:
certificate_db: The name of the certificate database file (in Netscape cert7.db
format). You can specify either an absolute path or a simple file name.
certificate_name: The name of the client certificate to send the server.
key_db: Keyword database that holds the public/private key-pair (in Netscape
key3.db format). You can specify either an absolute path or a simple file name.
keyword_db: The password to key database.
If you use a simple file name for certificate_db or keyword_db, CFLDAP looks for it
in ColdFusion’s default LDAP directory. The default LDAP directory is
C:\cfusion\ldap.
Refer to the Usage section for information about the differences between the two
types of security: CFSSL_BASIC and CFSSL_CLIENT_AUTH types.
SEPARATOR
Optional. Specifies the character that CFLDAP uses to separate attribute values in
multi-value attributes. This character is used by the QUERY, ADD, and MODIFY
action attributes, and is used by CFLDAP to output multi-value attributes. The
default character is the comma (,).
Usage You can add standard and dynamic HTML FORM tag attributes and their values to the
CFINPUT tag by using the PASSTHROUGH attribute. These attributes and values are
passed directly through ColdFusion to the browser in creating a form.
If you use the Query ACTION, CFLDAP creates a query object, allowing you access to
information in the three query variables as described in the following table.
CFLDAP Query Variables
Variable Names Description
queryname
.RecordCount
The total number of records returned by the query.
queryname.
CurrentRow
The current row of the query being processed by
CFOUTPUT.
queryname.
ColumnList
The list of the column names in the query.