What's new in Visual Guard
For more information about a complete list of fixed bugs, improvements, breaking changes, see: Update List
What's new in Visual Guard 3.1
New Features the Visual Guard
Visual Guard WEB Console 2.0
Visual Guard .Net provides several options for identity and role management. You
can use the VG administration console (winform application). Or you can use the
Visual Guard API to design an administration form integrated in your application
and tailored to your own requirements.
To fit with any architecture, you will soon be able to use VG web Console. Administrators
will only need Internet access to manage users and roles.
For more information click here: Visual Guard Web console.
Visual Guard Server pulic mode
With Visual Guard Server, you will be able to secure .Net applications that cannot directly access the Security database. The application will call Visual Guard Server to authenticate users and get their roles and permissions. Then, Visual Guard runtime will adapt the behaviour of the application to the user.
VG Server supports .Net-based applications embedding Visual Guard runtime.
VG server Public Mode is used in the following situations:
- Complex architecture (the application cannot connect directly with the repository)
- Applications developed with technologies other that .NET or PowerBuilder
For more information click here: Visual Guard Web Server.
See Also
How to integrate Visual Guard in a WCF application