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make reindent

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In Network Identity Manager, when locating the action object
corresponding to an action identifier using khui_find_action(), don't
search through the list of standard actions if we already know that
the object we are searching for is a custom action.

ticket: new
component: windows

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notification icon context menu.  The submenu will display a list of
identities that the user can select as the default identity.

Each identity that is displayed in the sub menu will be colored the
same way it is colored in the basic view to provide a hint as to the
state of the credentials belonging to the identity.

ticket: 5724

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Identity Manager.  This option will be toggled when selected.  If
enabled, all the known identities will be displayed in any credentials
view which uses the identity of credentials as the primary group-by
field.

The setting of this option is persistent.

ticket: 5719

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global clean rule in config/Makefile.w32.  No need to replicate
them in each individual Makefile.

ticket: 5756

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This patch permits Network Identity Manager to be built for 64-bit Windows.
In the process all compile time warnings have been taken care of.  

For 64-bit Windows, we do not build the Kerberos v4 Credential Provider
and we will not attempt to load the krb524 library.  

Note that when testing the 64-bit NIM, there is no CCAPI at the 
moment so you must manually specify a FILE: ccache as part of the 
identity's Kerberos v5 configuration if you want to use cache's 
other than the MSLSA.

This patch also consolidates the computation of the default ccache 
name into utility functions:

  khm_krb5_get_identity_default_ccache
  khm_krb5_get_identity_default_ccacheA

ticket: new
component: windows

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The Network Identity Manager application does not provide a user
interface for identity specification.  That responsibility lies with
the identity provider.  Whenever a dialog needs to allow the user to
specify an identity, the identity provider has to populate the dialog
with the necessary controls so that the user can specify an identity.
In the case of the Kerberos v5 identity provider, the controls allow
the user to specify a username and a realm.

Once the dialog is populated, the application will dispatch window
messages to the identity provider.  The identity provider will handle
the window messages and notify the application when the selected
identity changes.

One deficiency of the API was that there was no message to notify the
identity provider that an identity selection has to be made
immediately.  When the user invokes the default action for a dialog by
hitting enter, the only message received by the dialog is a command
identifier of the default action.  In this case, the identity provider
will not get a chance to notify the application of the identity
selection.

This patch fixes the API deficiency by introducing a new message,
WMNC_IDENT_PREPROCESS, which the application can use to notify the 
identity provider that the dialog box is about to be processed.  In 
response, the identity provider can notify the application of the 
selected identity even if no other messages were received by the 
identity provider.

ticket: new 
component: windows

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The khui_action_trigger() function in the Network Identity Manager API
creates a copy of the current user interface context (which contains
information about the credentials and identities that are currently
selected) before triggering the requested action.  Then it will use
the copy to restore the user interface context to its previous state.
A coding error results in the copy of the context to never be
released.  As a result there is a resource leak.

The attached patch fixes the leak by releasing the context once it
is no longer needed.

ticket: new
component: windows

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