Abbreviations Used in Interface Names and Data Structure Names

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Preface

1. Trusted Extensions APIs and Security Policy

2. Labels and Clearances

3. Label Code Examples

4. Printing and the Label APIs

5. Interprocess Communications

6. Trusted X Window System

7. Label Builder APIs

8. Trusted Web Guard Prototype

9. Experimental Java Bindings for the Solaris Trusted Extensions Label APIs

A. Programmer's Reference

Header File Locations

Abbreviations Used in Interface Names and Data Structure Names

Developing, Testing, and Debugging an Application

Releasing an Application

Creating a CDE Action

Creating a Software Package

B. Trusted Extensions API Reference

Index

Many of the Trusted Extensions interface names and data structure names use the following short abbreviations. Knowing the abbreviations of these names will help you recognize the purpose of an interface or structure.

Table A-1 Name Abbreviations Used by Trusted Extensions APIs

Abbreviation	Name
`attr`	Attribute
`b`	Binary
`clear`	Clearance
`ent`	Entry
`f`	File
`fs`	File system
`h`	Hexadecimal
`l`	Level, label, or symbolic link
`lbuild`	Label Builder
`prop`	Properties
`r`	Re-entrant
`res`	Resource
`s`	String
`sec`	Security
`sl`	Sensitivity label
`tp`	Trusted Path
`tsol`	Trusted Extensions
`xtsol`	Trusted X11 Server

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