public void UpdateProcessPermissions(string userName)
{
// Create instance of the Permissions and ProcSetPermissions class
Permissions permissions = new Permissions();
ProcSetPermissions procPermissions = new ProcSetPermissions();
// Set the required permission properties
procPermissions.ProcSetID = 1;
procPermissions.UserName = userName;
procPermissions.Admin = true;
procPermissions.Start = true;
procPermissions.View = false;
procPermissions.ViewPart = false;
procPermissions.ServerEvent = false;
// Add the ProcSetPermissions object to the Permissions object
permissions.Add(procPermissions);
// Multiple permissions can also be added
// for other process sets
ProcSetPermissions procPerms2 = new ProcSetPermissions();
procPerms2.ProcSetID = 2;
procPerms2.UserName = userName;
procPerms2.Admin = true;
procPerms2.Start = true;
procPerms2.View = false;
procPerms2.ViewPart = false;
procPerms2.ServerEvent = false;
permissions.Add(procPerms2);
// Update the permissions
bool updated = ManagementServer.UpdateUserPermissions(userName, permissions);
}
//sample that shows how to set workflow permissions
//in this sample, we are giving a dummy user account rights to a dummy process
public void SetWorkflowPermissions()
{
//establish the connection
WorkflowManagementServer K2Mgmt = new WorkflowManagementServer();
K2Mgmt.CreateConnection();
K2Mgmt.Connection.Open("connectionstring");
//get the proc set ID of the workflow whose permissions we need to set
SourceCode.Workflow.Management.Criteria.ProcessCriteriaFilter filter = new SourceCode.Workflow.Management.Criteria.ProcessCriteriaFilter();
Processes procs = null;
filter.AddRegularFilter(ProcessFields.ProcessFullName, Comparison.Equals, "processFullName");
procs = K2Mgmt.GetProcesses(filter);
int procSetId = procs[0].ProcSetID;
//now that we have the proc set ID, we can apply permissions
//build up a collection of permissions to apply to the workflow
Permissions permissions = new Permissions();
//create a ProcSetPermission object - this object will be added to the Permissions collection
ProcSetPermissions procPermissions = new ProcSetPermissions();
procPermissions.ProcSetID = procSetId;
procPermissions.UserName = @"domain\username"; //could also be ProcPermissions.GroupName for a group
procPermissions.Admin = true;
procPermissions.Start = true;
procPermissions.View = true;
procPermissions.ViewPart = false;
procPermissions.ServerEvent = false;
//add the permission to the permissions collection
permissions.Add(procPermissions);
procPermissions = null;
//now we can apply the updated set of permissions to the process
K2Mgmt.UpdateProcPermissions(procSetId, permissions);
//several other methods are also available, listed below. Check product documentation for more information
//K2Mgmt.UpdateGroupPermissions();
//K2Mgmt.UpdateOrAddProcUserPermissions();
//K2Mgmt.UpdateProcGroupPermissions();
//K2Mgmt.UpdateProcUserPermissions();
//close the connection
K2Mgmt.Connection.Close();
}
protected override void ProcessRecord()
{
try
{
var procSetPermissions = new ProcSetPermissions()
{
Admin = Admin,
Start = Start,
View = View,
ViewPart = ViewParticipate,
ServerEvent = ServerEvent
};
var permissions = new Permissions();
if (IdentityType.ToLower() == "user")
{
procSetPermissions.UserName = FQN;
permissions.Add(procSetPermissions);
if (!procSetPermissions.Admin && !procSetPermissions.Start && (!procSetPermissions.View && !procSetPermissions.ViewPart) && !procSetPermissions.ServerEvent)
{
this.wfMan.UpdateProcPermissions(this.ProcSetId, permissions, true);
}
else
{
this.wfMan.UpdateOrAddProcUserPermissions(this.ProcSetId, permissions);
}
}
else
{
procSetPermissions.GroupName = FQN;
permissions.Add(procSetPermissions);
if (!procSetPermissions.Admin && !procSetPermissions.Start && (!procSetPermissions.View && !procSetPermissions.ViewPart) && !procSetPermissions.ServerEvent)
{
this.wfMan.UpdateProcPermissions(this.ProcSetId, permissions, true);
}
else
{
this.wfMan.UpdateProcGroupPermissions(this.ProcSetId, permissions);
}
}
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
ErrorHelper.Write(ex);
}
}
