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== Assigning [[Modules]] to [[Groups]] == | |||
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[[File:Commander4j_Permissions.png|800px|thumb|left|Assign Modules to Groups]]<br> | |||
Permissions within Commander4j work like this.<br><br> | Permissions within Commander4j work like this.<br><br> | ||
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Modules are put into logical groups which perform a role (logical group of associated functions). | Modules are put into logical groups which perform a role (logical group of associated functions). | ||
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== Assigning [[Users]] to [[Groups]]. == | == Assigning [[Users]] to [[Groups]]. == | ||
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[[File:Permissions.png|800px|thumb|left|Assign Groups to User]]<br> | [[File:Permissions.png|800px|thumb|left|Assign Groups to User]]<br> | ||
Groups can then be assigned to a User | |||
Latest revision as of 12:25, 5 January 2024
Permissions within Commander4j work like this.
Individual screens and reports are referred to within the application as Modules.
A module can be :-
- Form (screen)
- Report (JasperReport or Barcode Label)
- Functions (actions assigned to buttons)
- Menus
- Executables (External programs)
- User Report (reports which can override default reports)
Modules are put into logical groups which perform a role (logical group of associated functions).
Groups can then be assigned to a User