ACL Preferences

In ACL section, you can configure the access control file for each project. Also, you can configure the users with roles in the password file.

The projects, for which the access control file is already set up, are displayed. For setting up a new access control file for the project, refer to the TIBCO BusinessEvents Administration guide.

Note: Using WebStudio, you can only configure an existing access control file but cannot create a new one for the project.
ACL Settings Reference
Callout Number Section Name Description
1 Roles Displays the list of roles which can be assigned to users. The list is picked up from the access control file (.ac).
You can add or remove roles using this section:
  • Click the Add icon to add a new role.
  • Click the Remove icon to remove the selected role.

Click Apply to apply the updates to user roles and users to the password file (users.pwd).

2 User Displays the list of users with the selected user role (1). The list is picked up from the password file (users.pwd)

This section is not displayed for the LDAP based authentication, as the users are defined in LDAP.

You can add or remove a role for the users:
  • Click the Add icon to assign the selected role to a user.
  • Click the Remove icon to remove the selected user from the role.

Click Apply to apply the updates to user roles and users to the password file (users.pwd).

3 Project List Displays the list of projects for which the access control files (.ac) are present in RMS.
4 Resources Displays the list of resource for the projects. These resources are defined in the access control file (.ac) for the selected project.
5 Actions Displays the actions available for the selected resource (4). Select the actions that are allowed for the selected resource (4). Click Apply to assign the resource access permission updates for the user role to the access control file (.ac) of the project.

Only those actions, which are applicable for the selected resources (4), are active.

See TIBCO BusinessEvents Administration Guide for more details about the access control file.