Hi!
I would go with the groups and worked on group level:
I would go with the groups and worked on group level:
/// <summary>
/// Grant access to perspectives for user group, ex. var { "ContentPerspective", "MediaPerspective" }
/// </summary>
/// <param name="groupId"></param>
/// <param name="perspectives"></param>
public static void SetAccess(Guid groupId, List<string> perspectives)
{
IEnumerable<EntityToken> perspectiveEntityTokens = ElementFacade.GetPerspectiveElementsWithNoSecurity().Select(f => f.ElementHandle.EntityToken).Where(f => perspectives.Contains(f.Id));
UserGroupPerspectiveFacade.SetEntityTokens(groupId, perspectiveEntityTokens);
}
/// <summary>
/// Set permissions for a group, ex. var dataPermissionTypes = new [] { PermissionType.Read, PermissionType.Edit };
/// </summary>
/// <param name="dataItem"></param>
/// <param name="groupId"></param>
/// <param name="permissionType"></param>
public static void SetPermissions(IData dataItem, Guid groupId, PermissionType[] permissionType)
{
string serializedEntityToken = EntityTokenSerializer.Serialize(dataItem.GetDataEntityToken());
UserGroupPermissionDefinition userGroupPermissionDefinition = new ConstructorBasedUserGroupPermissionDefinition(groupId, permissionType, serializedEntityToken);
PermissionTypeFacade.SetUserGroupPermissionDefinition(userGroupPermissionDefinition);
} //Give perspective access to "Content" and "Media" for a user group
var perspectives = new List<string> { "ContentPerspective", "MediaPerspective", "Reports", "Settings" };
UserGroups.SetAccess(userGroup.Id, perspectives);
//Give edit and read access to the specific data item
UserGroups.SetPermissions(myDataItem, userGroup.Id, new[] { PermissionType.Read, PermissionType.Edit });