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Siebel Security Guide > User Administration > Process of Implementing Self-Registration > Self-Registration and the Anonymous User RecordThis topic describes the modifications you might have to make to the anonymous user record when you implement self-registration. For additional information on the anonymous user, see Configuring the Anonymous User. This task is a step in Process of Implementing Self-Registration. Before implementing self-registration, verify that:
Different Siebel Business Applications in the same implementation can use different anonymous users. Two Siebel application user records, identified by their user IDs, GUESTCST and GUESTCP, are provided as seed data for use as anonymous users. Seed Data describes seed data users, responsibilities, and the Siebel Business Applications for which they are designed. When a user self-registers, a new record is created in the User Registration business component. The User Registration business component is based on the same tables as the User business component, so a new User record is essentially created. NOTE: When a user self-registers through partner applications, such as Siebel Partner Portal, data is also written to the Contact business component (or equivalent). The following key fields are populated automatically from fields in the anonymous user's record in the Siebel database:
The New Responsibility field is a single-value field. Therefore, if the seed responsibility in the New Responsibility field of your anonymous user does not provide all the views you require for self-registering users, then do one of the following:
For information about creating a responsibility or adding views to a responsibility, see Configuring Access Control. |
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