Hi, Just a basic stuff - we have a process model (PM1) which has a su

senthilar over 10 years ago

Hi,

Just a basic stuff - we have a process model (PM1) which has a sub-process model (PM2). Security of PM2 is set to only the person who created it (ie. the default) and the security of PM1 is set to all users in our application specific group.

Now, PM2 is called from within PM1 with 'Sub-process inherits security from parent process' enabled. Still end-users face "No privilege' exception while running the application. Why is that so? Is 'Sub-process inherits security from parent process' not supposed to handle this? Do we have to set the Security explicitly in every process model even if it is going to be only a sub-process?...

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0 Stefan Helzle
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over 10 years ago

I think the problem is that the users in the group are not allowed to start PM2. To handle this you have to modify permissions of PM2 to include the group or execute the sub process node in PM1 as the user who designed the model which should be either an admin or the same user that designed PM2. As soon as PM2 is started permissions are inherited.
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0 Stefan Helzle
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over 10 years ago

I think the problem is that the users in the group are not allowed to start PM2. To handle this you have to modify permissions of PM2 to include the group or execute the sub process node in PM1 as the user who designed the model which should be either an admin or the same user that designed PM2. As soon as PM2 is started permissions are inherited.
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