From an administrators point of view Win32 security is terrific but from a coders perspective it can be a nightmare. Managing Security Descriptors, System Access Control Lists (SACL), Discresionary Access Control Lists (DACL) and Access Control Entries (ACE) can be more than just tedious. Especially since Microsoft's Local Security Authority (LSA) functions are so poorly documented.
Our Win32 Security C++ library takes all of the headache out of the security coding mess. All one needs to do is instantiate one of our Security objects and you have a Security Descriptor. You can then add as many
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With our Accounts C++ library querying and modifying a Win32 account is an absolute piece of cake. Let's say that you need to change a users logon script or discover how many current network connections a server is managing. It is as simple as creating a new Accounts object.
A light version of this library (it only provides access to user accounts) is used in Perl's Win32::AdminMisc extension.
We have ported GNU's GDBM database library to the Win32 platform. This is the basis for our port of the GDBM_File Perl extension. In keeping with the spirit of GNU and the open source initiative we provide the source code and binaries.
Let's say that you have a library that you need to access from a Perl script. This could be for a proprietary database engine, a real time data acquisition hardware device or even a pager messaging system. The ability to access such things from Perl can prove to be not only efficient but cost effective. It makes prototyping code to access such devices fast and lightweight. This is how may organizations provide those camera views on the web. We have extensive experience in writing Perl extensions; those pieces of software that extend the Perl language. Our Perl Page describes some of the extensions that we have authored. We can also author an extension for you.