Introduction
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| Bean Shell Permission provides the ability to key in custom Java codes to define the permission checking. |
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Figure 1: Sample BeanShell permission to allow only
username "admin" to view the menu category.
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> Advance - > Advanced Tools
- Userview Category (Figure 1)
- Form
- Form
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> Advance - > Advanced Tools
- Form Section
- Datalist
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> Advance Workflow - DX Community Edition
- Joget
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Workflow - DX Enterprise & Professional Edition.
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When writing your own code, these two objects are made available for your you to ease your implementation.
Figure 2: Sample variables' values
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System.out.println( user.getFirstName() ); //will print "Admin"
System.out.println( requestParams.get("appId") ); //will print "hr_expense";
if (user.getFirstName().equalsIgnoreCase("Admin")) {
return true;
} else {
return false;
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