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Hi there, We are migrating fom WebFOCUS 7 to WebFOCUS 8. Until now it's working fine. But right now I have a problem. WebFOCUS 7 has the ability to create a dashboard by group. This group can have one or more domains. A user is associated with one or more groups. Suppose that I have a group named GroupA with a domain named DomainA. And another one, GroupB, with domain DomainA and DomainB. A user, userA, has access to both groups. For each group I have a dashboard, DashA (for GroupA) and DashB (for GroupB). If the user access to DashA only see information of DomainA (folder DomainA). If he uses DashB can access to DomainA and DomainB. How can I do the same thing in WebFOCUS8? I create in the content area DomainA and DomainB. Set the security for each one to GroupA and GroupB. When I design the Portal and use the Resource Tree I can't find a way to tell which domain to view. From what I understand when using the Resource Tree there is no way to tell which folder should be visible for the current portal. Any tips on this? Best regards, Carlos DiasThis message has been edited. Last edited by: Carlos Dias, WebFOCUS version: 7.6 Linux/Windows HTML, Excel | ||
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Hi Carlos, Glad you are moving to WF8, although, not too many on here are. Suggesting you contact IBI as they will be your best resource for WF8... Tom Flynn WebFOCUS 8.1.05 - PROD/QA DB2 - AS400 - Mainframe | |||
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Try using the Resource Template by "Righ" clicking on the Content and clicking new Enterprise Domain. Doing this will create a new Content folder, group, and portal Inside the group itself, in Security Center, it will assign 4 roles to the group (basic user, advanced user, developer, group admin). Assign your users or LDAP groups to those roles. NOTE**** I am by all means no expert in security, but I have been tinkering with it for the past few months. ****** Once you have 2 Content folders, groups and portals. They will be assigned in a 1 to 1 relation. What I am thinking is that on the "A" Content Folder and the "A" Portal, you could grant access to Group B so folks in group B will be able to view both A and B Portals. I would get IBI involved to help. Security is very granular now and it takes a bit to get used to. WebFOCUS 8.1.05 | |||
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Thanks for your answer Matt. I try you suggestion but it doesn't work as expected. I created a ContentA and ContentB. The ContentA and ContentB were created in the Portal area. Then assign my user to both groups ContentA and ContentB.  But when I access to Portal ContentA I can access to both contents, not just to ContentA as expected.  WebFOCUS version: 7.6 Linux/Windows HTML, Excel | |||
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Instead of allowing the Resource Link on the portal, create a new page with the ContentA folder structure in the Portal itself. If I understand correctly, you dont want others to see other content folders. I had the same desire so this is how I got around it.  WebFOCUS 8.1.05 | |||
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Because of the granularity of the security, I think you should set the security rules on Content as well as Portal. I set up 2 groups with userb in one and usera in both. Applied security, including Denied ListAndRead, for one of the groups. This seems to have given the scenario you require. Later I'll remove all security and start again for a better explanation. Alan. WF 7.705/8.007 | |||
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Carlos, I just recently spent some time converting a 7703 MR basedir and two group dashboards to 8002M. The basedir had 5 domains, two work groups and two users who belong to the same two workgroups, One workgroup can access 2 of the 5 domains and the other workgroup can access the other 3 of the 5 domains. There are migrate export and import bat files that are set up to cleanly transfer all the data from 77 and import it into WF8. As it imports everything WF8 sets up folders and user accounts that have the same functionality and security as it did under 77. You can find instructions on all this in the WebFOCUS 8 Knowledge Center. It all works best if you are using 8002M. Good luck. | |||
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Matt that's the answer to my problem. Thank you very much! WebFOCUS version: 7.6 Linux/Windows HTML, Excel | |||
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Glad it was helpful. It's a learning curve with this security. WebFOCUS 8.1.05 | |||
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