Creates an encrypted registry file that can be used to seal a client-principal token. It is most often used when the token must be validated against multiple domains. Multiple domain_name,access_code pairs are specified in a formatted CSV (Comma-Separated Value) text file.

Operating system Syntax
UNIX

Windows

 
gendomreg domain.csv registyfile
domain.csv
The filename of the CSV-formatted text file that contains a list of domain name and access code pairs. The domain name must be separated from the access code by a comma. Each pair must appear on a separate line.

For example:

 ,
domain1,domain-access-code1
domain2,domain-access-code2
domain3,domain-access-code3

Notice that the first line ( , ) references the OpenEdge default blank domain, which supports user credentials where domains are not specified.

CAUTION: Because the CSV is a clear text file and might be read by almost anyone, be sure to remove it from your server and save it in a secure location.
registyfile
The filename of the encrypted registry file that GENDOMREG generates, which can be used to seal a client-principal object.
Note: You can copy registyfile to the /webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/config directory of a PAS for OpenEdge instance, such as the OpenEdge Authentication Gateway.