emxFramework.EnableShowAccessCheck |
When true, users with show access to an object, but
not read access, can only view the Type,
Revision, and ID
columns in the structure browser (including flat table mode). All other
columns display "No Access." If you want a name to show in the table,
you must add a column that includes the simple expression "Name".
This column is distinct from the default Name column that shows an
object name with a hyperlink. If a user tries to open a web
form for an object they have show access but not read access, a
standard "No access" error page displays. If the value is
false, or the property is not defined, then the above pages do not
show the object to users unless they have both show and read
access. |
True or False |
emxFramework.FolderContentTypesThatRequireGrants |
Specifies the object types for which grants should be
made. This property applies to objects added to Bookmarks and project folders. The schema name for a Bookmark object is Workspace Vault. Typically, when an object type is
added to a Bookmark, people with access to the Bookmark should be granted access to that object. In Project Management, only grants for document types and their sub-types are made.
To grant accesses to a type, the type's policy must have the
changeowner access bit. The policy must support the Grant role to
provide the inherited access from the Bookmark Folders and project
folders. |
Comma-separated list of the symbolic names of object
types |
emxFramework.FolderContentRelationshipsThatRequireGrants |
Same as above the above property, but for
relationships. To add relationships, enter the a comma-separated list of
symbolic type names. |
"All" or a Comma-separated list of the symbolic names
of relationships |
emxFramework.IncludeSubTypesForGrants |
Applies the access grants for Bookmarks to any sub-type of a type defined in the above property. When true,
any sub-type defined for the defined types will be included in the
access grants. When false, grants are made only for the specific types
listed in the above property. |
True or False |