A single developer license allows 1 developer to use the components for development, obtain free updates & support for a full version cycle of the product. The license is not transferable.
A single developer license allows 1 developer to use the components for development, obtain free updates & support for 1 year. The license is not transferable.
A single developer license allows 1 developer to use the components for development, obtain free updates & support for 2 years. The license is not transferable.
A small team license allows 2 developers within the company to use the components for development, obtain free updates & support for a full version cycle of the product. The license is not transferable.
A small team license allows 2 developers within the company to use the components for development, obtain free updates & support for 1 year. The license is not transferable.
A small team license allows 2 developers within the company to use the components for development, obtain free updates & support for 2 years. The license is not transferable.
A site license allows an unlimited number of developers within the company to use the components for development, obtain free updates & support for a full version cycle of the product. Developers can be added at any time during the full version cycle.
A site license allows an unlimited number of developers within the company to use the components for development, obtain free updates & support for 1 year. Developers can be added at any time during the 1 year period.
A site license allows an unlimited number of developers within the company to use the components for development, obtain free updates & support for 2 years. Developers can be added at any time during the 2 year period.
VCL
TMS VCL Security System
User-rights management system for your Delphi & C++Builder Windows applications
The TMS VCL Security System facilitates the definition
of user rights on a menu or form level. In its user management features the TMS
Security System relies on user/group profiles stored in a database.
The users can be grouped and can inherit rights
in this way. Thereby you can integrate a highly sophisticated and close grained
user management that closes all potential loopholes via shortcuts with minimal
effort. Only if the user has been granted the specific right by the
administrator he can see or use the specific function assigned by the
administrator.
The administrator can
configure the rights at run-time thereby preventing a restart of the program
when changing assignments. For doing so he can use an easy to handle, intuitive
GUI that enables the administrator to create new users or to group or delete them
directly from the application.
With the implementation of VCL Styles, the TMS VCL Security System dialogs adapt to the style of your application. So your entire application gets the same appearance. Which benefits the experience for the users.
Another advantage for the user experience is the support to localize all of the TMS VCL Security System dialogs. This can easily be done by the properties of the components. So you can offer the dialogs in the desired language to your customers.
Sample applications
A sample application is included in the distribution files for Delphi that show how the TMS VCL Security System can be used with any Delphi supported database.
Hi Bruno
Just want to drop you a line about how great your presentation was today.
We often fail to point out to someone when they do a great job!
You did a great job, you gave me a lot of ideas, and you answered my question very well.
THANK you for your great products & super support.
- Lawrence Green
Thank you for developing components where I can best describe it like this:
TMS components is a case where
"The wheels fit the car, and NOT the car fit the wheels".
Well done.
- Sathiparsad
As always your support is extraordinary and lightning fast.
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Great controls - Just like I remember from the project I worked on 1998-2003. The controls only got better
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I've played with the trial of Aurelius a bit and I like what I've seen so far (Firebird 2.5 with IBObjects). Especially the way how I can get started with a legacy database is nice. I wouldn't like if Aurelius thinks it needs to be clever when it comes to maintaining the underlaying database for changes due to the technical challenges mentioned above. For sure, Aurelius has potential for being an important part in the Delphi world when writing OO-based database clients.
