Tutorial on login screen

Any basic tutorial on how to create a lo
gin screen in flashbuilder flex 4.5

I found a very good one here. You go Flex
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/videotraining/exercises/ex4_07.html

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Tutorial for creating a login screen

Is there a good tutorial out there on the best way to create a login screen in Flex that connects to a back-end database to check the username and password?

That's the one ColdFusion, check this great old tutorial but still works pretty good
http://www.brucephillips.name/blog/index.cfm/2006/11/27/Login-and-Logout-Flex-Example-That -Uses-ColdFusion-CFLogin-and-CFC-Role-Security
I guess you are some sort of gure making queries from CF to your DB, so this will be a piece of cake for you.
Hope this helps.

Help needed in making a login screen

hi all,
i need to make a login screen in flash in which a user enters
a password and username and both are checked from an xml file. i
need your help in making it. could anyone redirect me to some
tutorial or if anyone can post the code here, i would really be
grateful to you. thanks,
gaurav

First you need to load the xml file that contains the list of
user names and passwords into variables using actionscript.
Use this tutorial.
http://www.actionscript.org/tutorials/intermediate/XML/index.shtml
Then compare the value entered by the user with the list of
usernames and passwords.
But be aware:
1>All the processing happens on the client machine
2>Extremely insecure if you are after a secure login.
3>and when you update the XML file it won't necessarily
take effect immediately on all the user's machines as they may be
using a cached version of it.
Ideal method is to use server side validation script using
asp, asp.net, jsp or php.

How to Bypass Windows 7 Login Screen When Forgot Admin Password

When forgot Windows 7 administrator login password and be stuck at the login screen what can you do? Believe that many people have encountered such a situation where they are locked out of their own computer for forgotten Windows administrator password. So today I would like to talk about several tricks on how to bypass Windows 7 login screen when forgot administrator login password. Trick 1: Reset Windows 7 admin password with password reset diskIf you have ever created a Windows password reset disk for that administrator account before you forgot its password it is easy to use it to reset or remove its password. Just insert the disk into your locked Windows 7 computer and click ¡°Reset Password¡± link on the login screen. Then follow the password reset wizard to perform password reset. This is the easiest way to bypass a Windows login screen when forgot administrator password. Trick 2: Change Windows 7 admin password in Safe ModeIf you have no password reset disk you have to look for other tricks to bypass your Windows 7 administrator password. So if you have enabled the built-in administrator account you can enter Safe Mode by pressing F8 when your computer is booting. And access that built-in administrator account to change other user password. Trick 3: Bypass Windows 7 Login screen with Windows Password RescuerIf the forward 2 tricks don't work, it is necessary for you to use an effective Windows Password Recovery tool like Daossoft Windows Password Rescuer. Steps are as below.Step 1: Download and install Daossoft Windows Password Rescuer into another accessible computer.Step 2: Launch this tool and follow its instruction to burn it to a USB/CD/DVD flash drive.Step 3: Boot your locked Windows 7 computer from the flash drive.Step 4: Follow its instruction to reset/remove your Windows administrator password. Detailed video tutorial :How to Remove or Bypass Windows 7 Administrator Password - Forgot Windows 7 Administrator Password

The methods above don't work at all. Eventually I used a paid tool - PCUnlocker Live CD, and it successfully bypassed my lost admin password.

Login screen before the actual application in an applet.

Hi all,
I'm really looking for a tutorial or something but I haven't managed to get the wording right in my google searches.
I have an applet that is communicating with a server. Before getting access to the applet as such I would like a login screen. This is not there for the purposes of security but rather which server to work against.
I'm having a bit of problem with the GUI - what would be the best way of doing this?
When you hit the webpage and the applet loads there will be 3 test fields and 3 input boxes - one being a password box. and finally a OK button.
The OK button will call a function I already have that will verify that the credentials are OK and pass back a yay or nay - if I get a nay I want to stay on the login page.
If I get a yay - and this is where I don't know what to do. I want a complete GUI redraw of the new components.
I have tried to put all components into the one window and hide-and-show them as required but this just turns into a complete mess. I have the second window already - and I'm quite happy with it so I really want a brand new login window and switch from one to the other without having to resort to the messy hack I'm currently using.
I'm sure I'm missing something pretty basic here so if someone could please guide me towards a tutorial I'd appreciate it.
thanks,
Dan

That's exactly what I was looking for.
thanks!

Applet Login Screen

Hi everyone.
I decided to make an applet which has a login screen like "User Name" & "Password" and below there are 2 buttons "cancel" and "login"... Anyway the real problem is i have no idea about the process after log in the program...
How can i make a load screen and start the interface at the same window...
Just like :
1-) i enter the name and pass then click the login button
2-) A load screen appears
3-) After load screen my interface shown in the screen
Has anyone have a tutorial or idea about this problem?
i'll be really appreciate if you'll help me!
Thanks.

I try to make a program for my programming lessonn and the program has an user interface. But first the user log in to the program... So firstly the log in panel must appear. Then when you logged in correctly , the applet must load the interface of the program... (there may be a loading screen shows up )
just like an email provider there's a login panel and the user interface but all needs to be applet.

How to get rid of J2EE Login screen for each time Client App run?

hi there,
How to get riud of J2EE login screen for each time client application r un?
regards,
elvis

in the j2ee tutorial they say that you should run like this:
runclient -client <appjar> -name <name> -Dj2eelogin.name=guest -Dj2eelogin.password=guest123
the only thing is that it did not work for me...let me know if it works for you.
chukii

When I boot up it hangs on the login screen for awhile, why?

I have a mid 2011 Macbook Air 13". It came with Lion but I recently updated to Mountain Lion. When I wake the laptop from sleep everything is fine. If it's been awhile since it slept (a couple of hours), the login screen hangs. What happens is that it boots like normal and looks like everything is correct, but it won't let me type in my password. After 10 seconds or so I can see a cursor come up but it won't let me type (but anything I do type at this point will later fill in the field after another 2-3 seconds or so). One other thing that's weird is that when the screen first comes up it shows the battery percentage from when I put it back on the charger, then after everything catches up, it changes to show 100%.
I hope I explained the problem well enough. Basicly a "wake from sleep" is fine if it hasn't been long since the laptop slept, but if it's been awhile it takes about 15-20 seconds to boot up.
Ideas?

Here are some suggestions based on my recent issue with unable to get Mavericks up after upgrade - The Apple geniuses just simply couldnt figure this one out...despite it being in their shop for 3 days (They probably did not look at it...and asked if they can just wipe out everything and install fresh...i had said NO):
Restart computer and hold Cmd+V when you hear chime. This will start the computer in Verbose mode.
See the messages and see where the system boot fails. In my case, it was some backtrace IOStorageFamily issue with com.paragon-software.
Google may be able to solve your Apple issues - just type the error message in and see if you get any useful suggestions. in most cases - this would be some faulty 3rd party drivers.....
In my case, it was something stupid i had probably installed....I had to boot to safe mode (Hold Shift at boot chime) - open Terminal, delete the folder com.paragon-software.kext from System/Library/Extensions....that fixed the problem. Mavericks is working great now....
Let me know if your debugging thing works...

How can I get an Active Direcotry account to show at login screen

I've just Binded a computer to our Active Directory network, and when I log off, I only see the local account listed at the login screen, and it takes 5-10 seconds before the arrow comes up that lets me choose Other.
I want to be able to list the Active Directory account that the user should login with, is there a way to make it stick at the login screen?

You can add extra empty toolbars if you want to see more of the persona.
You can create extra toolbars to get extra space via "View > Toolbars > Customize" or "Firefox > Options > Toolbar Layout"
You have to put something on a toolbar (drag a Space item onto it) before closing the Customize window because empty toolbars are automatically removed.

How to pop up a login screen when using menu?

I have created a Menu. Now I want to create a login form, means login form will be the first form where there will be a button of log in. As soon as an user click that button a login screen should be popped up. Then user will enter the login id and password and then he is connected. Now he/she can access to other forms in the menu. Could you please tell me how to do that?

You can start a form without login in by putting "null;" in the on-logon trigger and the put logon in the menu that you want the user to select to login.
Search this forum for the login code. It has some finer points when it comes to exception handling that are not obvious.

How to enable login screen which doesn't require a password

I'm setting up an image for a computer lab. The computers that are currently in this lab auto login. However, in the off case that a student accidentally (or maybe purposefully) locks the computer, we want them to be able to simply click the user account
picture and it logs in without asking for a password. The current Windows 7 PCs in this lab work that way, but whoever set them up can't remember how this was accomplished and I can't figure out for the life of me how to get it done. Currently, if I lock the
PC, it just brings me to the login screen with a blank username & blank password field.
These machines are not on the domain. Does anyone have any idea how to get this behavior out of the login screen?

BYPASS LOGIN
Open a Run window (Windows Logo key+R), type netplwiz and press Enter. Remove the tick from “Users must enter a user name and password” > OK. You may have to type the user account name/password just the once to complete the process.
BYPASS ENTERING A PASSWORD AFTER WAKEUP
To bypass entering a password after hibernation, go to Control Panel > All Control Panel Items > Power Options > Require a password on wakeup (in the left pane) and put a check mark in Don’t require a password.
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Can we have two login screens for a particular application?

I have an application which is sso enabled.
Can i have another login screen, which doesnt authenticate SSO?

I a nutshell, Yes you can have multiple login pages for one application. All you will need to do is specify which one you want to go to when you create the link to the application.
E.g If you have an application number of 54321 and within this application you have 2 login pages number 101 and 111. You will need to use the following urls to access each one:
http://server_name:port/pls/htmldb/f?p=54321:101
http://server_name:port/pls/htmldb/f?p=54321:111
I do not know about how SSO works with ApEx as I have never used it. But you can definitly have 2 separate login pages.
Hope this helps,
Cj

Help! bootcamped window pro 7 ok BUT driver / setup flash drive seemed to correctly install drivers, nvidia etc etc BUT on windows login screen i have no mouse or keyboard , have plugged in logitech usb mouse and keyboard still no good please help

Please can somebody help me with this.
i cannot get any mouse or keyboard input on my login screen after bootcamping windows 7 pro.
i used a correctly formatted drive for the driver downloads, they seemed to install but now i have no input method to login to wondows7.
all is fine in osx apple wireless mouse keyboard magicpad ok
windows cant login due to no input devices.
have connected logitech mouse keyboard still nothing.
please help!
thanks in advance

1. I have tried copying the Keyboard/Trackpad/Mouse drivers to the $WinPEDriver$ directory with mixed success on a 2012 MBP.
2. My experience is based on a 2013 rMBP. You may be able to use an Apple USB Keypad/Mouse to better success.
3. See http://www.macworld.com/article/2460820/macbook-pro-mid-2014-review-minor-update -offers-slightly-better-cpu-performance.html for HW differences between the two machines.
4. If you have access to a 2013 rMBP, I can suggest trying to build the USB on that and working with the USB to see if you can make it install Windows. the rMBP 2014 and rMBP 2013 have the same HW, except some CPU changes. You can also try building the USB at the nearest Apple store, if possible.
5. There is a section in AutoUnattend.xml, which is supposed to install all drivers in $WinPEDriver$ (see this http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2686316 )
<component name="Microsoft-Windows-PnpCustomizationsWinPE" processorArchitecture="amd64" publicKeyToken="31bf3856ad364e35" language="neutral" versionScope="nonSxS" xmlns:wcm="http://schemas.microsoft.com/WMIConfig/2002/State" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
            <DriverPaths>
                <PathAndCredentials wcm:keyValue="1" wcm:action="add">
                    <Path>$WinPEDriver$</Path>
                </PathAndCredentials>
            </DriverPaths>
        </component>

Macbook air with 10.10.1 keyboard and touchpad stop responding after login screen

Keyboard and touchpad works only at login screen.
I have tried all the PRAM and SMC. reset stuff.
Safe mode, repair etc. Creating another account is not helped either.
I am also using 10.10.1 with macbook air.
I have also called the apple tech support and no results!
And this is obviously a software bug from so called robust yosemite!
Same here!
Macbook air built-in keyboard/trackpad only work at login screen

You may have to take the computer to the Apple store to have it checked out.
Genius Bar reservation
http://www.apple.com/retail/geniusbar/
Best.

My Mac starts up fine in safe mode, but freezes before the login screen in normal mode.

I have the 2012 MBP, 4 GB of RAM, 500GB HD, 2.5GHz Intel i5 processor. Everything worked fine, until one day it freezes all of a sudden. I shut down and restarted. The Apple logo appears with the loading animation underneath. A few moments later, the animation disappears, and the mouse cursor appears. This is normal. What's not normal is that it stays on this screen forever. I can't get to the login screen even after waiting sooo long. Even restarting 5 times only repeats this problem. I finally boot into safe mode. I am able to login and get to the desktop in safe mode, but not normal mode. Clearing every startup item in System Prefs, and in the startupitems folders does not solve the problem. Disk utility says no problems. Resetting PRAM does nothing. Can anyone please tell me what I should do next?

Do you hear the startup chimes?
If so, then the startup disk may need repairing ...
Launch Disk Utility located in HD > Applications > Utillities
Select the startup disk on the left then select the First Aid tab.
Click: Verify Disk (not Verify Disk Permissions)
If DU reports errors, restart your Mac while holding down the Command + R keys. From there you should be able to access the built in utilities in OS X Recovery to repair the startup disk.
Make sure to back up all important files first before using OS X Recovery.
OS X Recovery does require a broadband high speed internet connection.

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