Trusted Solaris Developer's Guide

Data Types, Header Files, and Libraries

To use the Trusted X11 programming interfaces described in this chapter, you need the following header files:

#include <tsol/Xtsol.h>

The Trusted X11 examples compile with the following library:

-lXtsol -ltsol

To use the X11 Windows label clipping programming interfaces described in this chapter, you need the following header file:

#include <tsol/label_clipping.h>

The label clipping examples compile with the following library:

-lDtTsol -ltsol

Object Type

The ResourceType type definition indicates the type of resource to be handled. The value can IsWindow.

The XTsolResAttributes structure contains the resource attributes.

`CARD32`	`ouid`	User ID of workstation server owner
`CARD32`	`uid`	User ID of window
`bslabel_t`	`sl`	Sensitivity label

The XTsolPropAttributes structure contains the property attributes.

`CARD32`	`uid`	User ID of property
`bslabel_t`	`sl`	Sensitivity label

The XTsolClientAttributes structure contains the client attributes.

`uid_t`	`uid`	ID of user that started the client.
`gid_t`	`gid`	Group ID
`pid_t`	`pid`	Process ID
`u_long`	`sessionid`	Session ID
au_id_t	auditid	Audit ID
`u_long`	`iaddr`	Internet address of workstation where the client is running.

The setting_flag type definition defines CMW label flag values as follows:

SETCL_SL - Set the sensitivity label portion of the CMW label. SETCL_ALL - Set the entire CMW label.

A data structure to represent a binary CMW label. Interfaces accept and return a binary CMW label in a structure of type bclabel_t.

A type definition to represent a clearance. Interfaces accept as parameters and return binary clearances in a structure of type bclear_t.