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Configuring Reports Server
confidential and encrypted are available for encrypting the information within
the property. Once the confidential="yes" and encrypted="no" attributes are
entered, the property value will be encrypted automatically by Reports Server after
you restart the server. When you next open the configuration file, the password
information will be scrambled, and encrypted will be set to yes. If you forget the
password you entered in the configuration file, you can delete the property and
reenter it with new values, making sure to set encrypted to no.
When setting up security in a clustered environment, each cluster member should use
the same security policy to prevent users from experiencing unexpected behavior.
3.2.1.6 destination
Example
Note: For securityUserid database connection strings, both
the thin (testhost.mydomain.com:1521:iasdb) and Oracle
Call Interface (scott/tiger@ordb) JDBC formats are supported.
Required/Optional
Optional. If you do not enter a destination element in the server configuration file,
the provided destination classes will be used (printer, mail, file, cache, and OracleAS
Portal—which is an exception in that it requires an entry in the server configuration
file so that you may specify the userid and password the server will use to log in to the
portal). You can have from zero to multiple destination elements in your server
configuration file.
Description
Use the destination element to register destination types with the server. There is
no need, with the exception of OracleAS Portal, to register provided (default)
destinations, such as printers, e-mail, files, or cache. You must register the destination
types you create through the OracleAS Reports Services Destinations API.
Note: Look for information about Oracle Reports APIs on the
Oracle Technology Network, (http://otn.oracle.com).
Configuring destinations is discussed in detail in Chapter 7,
"Configuring Destinations for OracleAS Reports Services".
Destination attributes are listed and described in Table 3–6.
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