The SMAPI allows a custom-written EJB client application to invoke the self-registration feature, so new users can register their user information to the system. This removes the burden from the security officer who, in the past, was required to register all new users, then assign roles and asset access permissions for each new user.
Enterprise Security allows new users of Sybase components to register their user information directly to the system. Once they have registered, they become a member of the self-registration group. Members of this group can then access the assets that group is allowed to access.
Every member of this group has the same permissions to access enterprise components. All previously registered users maintain their access permission according to permissions granted to their original roles.
Enterprise Security supports only one self-registered group, which is, by default, installed into the root organization. This allows users to self-register in the root organization or any of the suborganizations. For example, if the self-registration group is created in an organization called Sybase, the user can self-register only in the organization Sybase and the Sybase suborganizations.
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