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Capgemini
IN
Last activity: 18 Jun 2016 19:03 EDT
Specifications in read-only mode.
Is there a way to display specifications in read-only mode for a certain group of users from the Application Profile landing page?
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Accepted Solution
Capgemini
IN
Because of no other option, we had to replace some sections in the landing page to get this done. These sections were similar to existing final sections but with editable conditions.
Updated: 18 Apr 2016 9:50 EDT
Pegasystems Inc.
IN
Hi Prasoon,
I think it could be possible but for that you might need to create custom access tool manager.
Refer these articles
Capgemini
IN
Hi Santanu,
Thanks for the links. But these links talk about a new custom tool. My requirement is to provide read only access of the App Profile Landing Page to some business users (an access group). These users can see the requirements, specifications but shouldn't be able to modify anything. Is there any access role or other configuration that provides such an ability. I tried creating a new role with no modification allowed for Rule-Application-UseCase but that didn't help. The sections and rules used are final (as expected), so can't be modified. Creating a custom landing page would mean a lot of effort considering the number of rules involved. Hope someone in the community would have faced such a requirement.
Citicorp Services India Private Limited
IN
Hi Prasoon,
Creating a access deny rule, associate with one of the access roles of the business users(an access group) will help?
Thanks,
Gowrishankar.
Capgemini
IN
Hi Gowrishankar,
With Access Deny, we are getting the similar results as with the access role to object with "no access" to Modify instances. This will throw an error while saving the instance but we need the view only mode where no field is editable. With the role/deny approach, we get the editable fields. Only when you submit, the error is thrown.
Capgemini
IN
Is there any way other than configuring it in a custom portal?
Citicorp Services India Private Limited
IN
Hello Prasoon,
Could you please let us know your PRPC version?. So that we can try this in our lab and get back to you on this.
Thanks,
Gowrishankar
Capgemini
IN
It is 7.1.9
Citicorp Services India Private Limited
IN
Hi Prasoon,
Sorry for late response. Tommy's solution would be the best solution, since all the rules configured for the specification landing page are final. Please let us know if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Gowrishankar.
Pegasystems Inc.
AU
Hi Prasoon,
Please refer to PDN https://community.pega.com/sites/default/files/help_v718/procomhelpmain.htm
If it is only about specifications, this can be locked when it is in a Locked ruleset or is checked out.
Roles normally govern the accessibility of a rule, and if the role restricts an access you might not access the rule.
Capgemini
IN
Hi Tommy, Gowrishankar,
Locking the ruleset would mean that no one is available to edit it which is not we want. We want a certain group (say Group A) to able to edit it (like business analysts) but others (say group B, like business stakeholders) shouldn't be able to see in edit mode.
Requirement is not just about editing capabilities. For Group B, the specifications when accessed from the 'Application Profile' landing page, should be in read-only mode (no editable fields apart from comments). Group A should see the specifications as normal editable fields.
Locking the ruleset doesn't help here. Even not allowing checkout ability to users of Group B, doesn't make the fields read-only. I assume only when one submits the specification, they might find that they doesn't have editing access.
We have seen that all the involved rules are final and that's why we wanted to know if there is any way to do it other than re-creating the whole landing page with this feature based on permissions.
Accepted Solution
Capgemini
IN
Because of no other option, we had to replace some sections in the landing page to get this done. These sections were similar to existing final sections but with editable conditions.