Add Role

API Type

Web Services

Description

Creates a role in AgilePoint NX, and specifies the access right for the users assigned to the role.

Syntax

public virtual WFRole AddRole(String RoleName, String Description, int[] Rights, bool Enabled)

Parameters

Name	Description
RoleName	Description: The name of a role. Type string Allowed Values: A valid role name.
Description	Description: A description of an entity. Type string Allowed Values: A string that can contain spaces and special characters.
Rights	Description: Specifies the rights that are assigned to the Role. Type WFAccessRights Allowed Values: An array of index values. See the table for appropriate indexes. WFAccessRights provides the enums for rights. See the sample code for more information.
Enabled	Description: Enables or disables an entity. Type bool Allowed Values: True - Enables the entity. False - Disables the entity.

Access Rights

Index	Rights
0	Register and modify the user information
1	Unregister a user
2	Add and modify role information
3	Remove a role
4	Add and modify group information
5	Remove a group
6	Modify and view system information
7	Add a process definition
8	Check in and check out a process definition
9	Delete or disable a process definition
10	Release a process definition
11	Initiate a process
12	Suspend and resume a process
13	Resend and cancel an email notification
14	Cancel a process
15	Rollback a process
16	Reassign a task
17	Cancel a task
18	Create a task
19	Add, remove and modify delegation
20	Add, remove and modify report configuration
21	Achieve and restore processes
22	Add, remove and modify shared custom attributes
23	View process details

Output

WFRole object for the role that is added.

Example

IWFAdminService svc = GetAdminService();
string RoleName = ...// for example, "Process Manager";
string Description = ...;
/*integer array specifying the access rights for this role.
* 11 - Initiate a process
* 14 - Cancel a process
* 23 - view process details
*/
int[] Rights = 
    {
    WFAccessRights.InitiateProcessInstance,
    WFAccessRights.CancelProcessInstance,
    WFAccessRights.ViewProcessDetails
	};

try
	{
    WFRole role = svc.AddRole(RoleName, Description, Rights, True);
	}

catch (Exception ex)
	{
    Console.WriteLine("Failed! " + ShUtil.GetSoapMessage(ex));
	}

Supported Versions

3.2.0.4 and higher

Code Examples in the AgilePoint NX Documentation

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