Re: [Dev] UserAccountAssociationService having “/permission/admin/login” permissions in some operations

Hi Rumy, If we can identify the users we want to restrict access by a particular role, Let's say 'X'. We can achieve your requirement as follows, 1. Add management console as a service provider in IS ( Ref:

Re: [Dev] UserAccountAssociationService having “/permission/admin/login” permissions in some operations

Thanks Farasath. I'll check on this. Thanks & Regards, Mushthaq On Mon, Oct 30, 2017 at 1:23 PM, Farasath Ahamed wrote: > Hi Rumy, > > If we can identify the users we want to restrict access by a particular > role, Let's say 'X'. We can achieve your requirement as follows,

Re: [Dev] UserAccountAssociationService having “/permission/admin/login” permissions in some operations

@Farasath - These users will have roles assigned to them. Thanks & Regards, Mushthaq On Sun, Oct 29, 2017 at 1:01 AM, Farasath Ahamed wrote: > > > On Friday, October 27, 2017, Mushthaq Rumy wrote: > >> Hi Thanuja, >> >> Thanks for the clarification. One

Re: [Dev] UserAccountAssociationService having “/permission/admin/login” permissions in some operations

On Friday, October 27, 2017, Mushthaq Rumy wrote: > Hi Thanuja, > > Thanks for the clarification. One more thing. Is there a way that we can > avoid specific users to login to the Management Console who has " > permission/admin/login" permission? > Can we identify these users

Re: [Dev] UserAccountAssociationService having “/permission/admin/login” permissions in some operations

Hi Thanuja, Thanks for the clarification. One more thing. Is there a way that we can avoid specific users to login to the Management Console who has " permission/admin/login" permission? Thanks & Regards, Mushthaq On Thu, Oct 26, 2017 at 7:28 PM, Thanuja Jayasinghe wrote: >

Re: [Dev] UserAccountAssociationService having “/permission/admin/login” permissions in some operations

Hi Mushthaq, UserAccountAssociationService.switchLoggedInUser() service method is only useful for users who has logged in session. Because this feature provides support for switch between associated user accounts in that logged in session. In order to create a session we need to call A

[Dev] UserAccountAssociationService having “/permission/admin/login” permissions in some operations

Hi All, Is there a specific reason to have "/permission/admin/login" in some of the operations in UserAccountAssociationService? This permission will allow the users to login to the Management Console and In case, if someone wants to use these operations of UserAccountAssociationService in a