It's called inheritance.
I put my public users to public domain.
I put my private users to their private domain(s).
And then I put specific service offerings to specific domains and are
visible only there.
I guess if i wanted something cross domains i would put it to domain
root (like you) and everyone (because it's under domain root) would be
able to use it.
On 4/10/13 2:11 PM, Rafael Weingartner wrote:
I tried this, I created some service offering on domain root, but they
are visible to user on root\...\...
Even though I unmarked the public check box.
I tried to create without specifying domain, but it also not working.
2013/10/4 France <mailingli...@isg.si <mailto:mailingli...@isg.si>>
Create domains and domain specific service offerings.
It can be done, i know because we are doing in since v 3.*
On 4/10/13 12:31 AM, Rafael Weingartner wrote:
Hey all,
I was wondering, I have some server offering that should just
be used by
the administrator, so, is it possible to hide them from normal
users?
I noticed that when I am creating a service offering there is
a check-box
called public? So, I created some service offering that would
be used just
for by the administrator, but they are appearing for all users
(I did not
check that checkbox).
I also tried to check and uncheck the check-box(by the way it
seems there
is a javascript problem on that page) and then selecting a
domain like
root, but still the offerings are appearing to everybody.
Is it the expected behavior?
Do you happen to know if I can change any flag on the database
and hide
them from normal users?
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Rafael Weingartner
