Interface for modifying the RTX user password

I thought about using LDAP for verification. I tried it and found that the LDAP plug-in of RTX is relatively expensive. Later, I wanted to directly modify the user password of the RTX Database. I found that the encryption method of the RTX user password could not be obtained. I had been worried about RTX when building a unified authentication system for the company's user accounts.


I thought about using LDAP for verification. I tried it and found that the LDAP plug-in of RTX is relatively expensive. Later, I wanted to directly modify the user password of the RTX database, and found that the RTX user password cannot be encrypted.


The final implementation is to directly change the password through the interface provided by RTX. Speaking of this, I have to say that the SDK documentation provided by the RTX team is easy to use and the code availability should be improved. After searching for a long time, either the interface code has expired or the demo code provided cannot run.


Finally, I re-built a VB project and finally debugged it. I found out the PHP implementation that can meet the requirements. Share it with the children's shoes you need.


The key code of VB is as follows:


Set rootobj = CreateObject ("RTXSAPIRootObj. RTXSAPIRootObj ")
Set UserManager = rootobj. UserManager
UserManager. SetUserPwd txtUserName. Text, txtPwd. Text
MsgBox "user password set successfully"
The same PHP implementation code is as follows:


<? Php
Try {
$ RTXSvrApi = new COM ("RTXSAPIRootObj. RTXSAPIRootObj ");
$ RTXSvrApi-> ServerIP = "127.0.0.1 ";
$ RTXSvrApi-> ServerPort = 8006;
$ UserManager = $ RTXSvrApi-> UserManager;
$ Result = $ UserManager-> SetUserPwd ('kimi', 'password ');
If ($ result = 0)
{
$ HasAlert = true;
}




}
Catch (Exception $ e ){


$ Errstr = $ e-> getMessage ();
$ Splitstr = explode (':', $ errstr,-1 );
$ Errstrlast = $ splitstr [count ($ splitstr)-1];
Echo $ errstr;
Exit ();




}