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21.3. Workspace permissions

Procedure: Accessing Workspace Permissions

  1. Log into Business Dashboards from Business Central (as described in the Accessing Red Hat JBoss BPM Suite Dashbuilder topic).

  2. Select the appropriate Dashboard from the Wokspace drop-down:

    Figure 21.1. Dashbuilder Workspace

    Dashbuilder Workspace for BPMS 6.0.2
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    Dashbuilder Workspace for BPMS 6.0.2
  3. Click the Edit selected workspace properties button to access the Workspace Dashboard.

  4. Click the Permissions label to view the permission management screen.

    Figure 21.2. Permissions Screen

    Permission Management Screen for BPMS 6.0.2
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    Permission Management Screen for BPMS 6.0.2

Under the Permissions section is a list of allowed actions that are applied to the selected role:

  • Access: Permission to login into the application.
  • Administrate: Permission to access the toolbar and system configuration features.
  • Create pages: Ability to create new project pages.
  • Edit: Permission to change the workspace properties.
  • Clear: Ability to delete the workspace.
  • Edit permissions: Ability to grant/deny permissions.
  • Change allowed panels: Permission to restrict the type of panels that can be used in this workspace.

To assign a permission, you must select the target role and the list of actions allowed over the selected resource:

Figure 21.3. Permissions assignment

Permissions assignment image for BPMS 6.0.2
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Permissions assignment image for BPMS 6.0.2
  • Target roles (who): What user will be granted/denied with the permissions defined.
  • Allowed actions: Depending on the type of the resource we can enable/disable what the user can do on this resource.
  • Reverse (optional): When we have a set of roles and we want to grant/deny a permission to all the roles but one.
Note

By default, the full set of permissions go to the role admin. This makes it easy to create a user that can do everything as long as the role admin is assigned.

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