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(...) External content by Maksymilian Stachowiak Every application you create needs defined permissions , this post is about a pattern I'm using in every application. It helps with managing privileges, and eases out assigning already existing permissions . Read more here

(...) he SharePoint Online side. In such a scenario, user authentication must be properly enabled in the Azure Portal administration panel. The application created there must have the appropriate set of permissions to allow the user to log in and perform the appropriate operations in SHO. It is a good practice to define the minimum set of permissions required to perform operations. User.Read level permissions a (...)

(...) the BPS user list. Registration of this application is similar to the previous one, except that in this case there is no need to complete the Redirect URI. Now it is time to configure the permissions . To be able to download the list of users and groups, the application must have User.Read.All and Group.Read.All permissions . permissions should be added in the API permissions tab. By se (...)

Applies to version: 2025.1.x and above; author: Grzegorz Straś Updated in 2025 R2: Authorization now available on table reports Related Documentation The 2 areas relevant to setting up this feature are the Visibility tab in the configuration of each form field, and the Security node in the global parameters, where the authorization methods are enabled. This article references on

(...) cted to a previously created folder on the server. Since this is a .NET-based application, it will be necessary to create an appropriate application pool. At this point, it is advisable to add folder permissions for the account in whose context the application will run.  Change, Read, and Write level permissions are required.   Fig. 3. permissions assigned to the application pool account (...)

(...) ternal application to execute automations such as creating new workflow instances using the USER Defined API in WEBCON BPS, you need to properly configure the REST application and assign it the right permissions . REST application registration In WEBCON BPS Portal, select Administration → Integrations → API and create a new application of the App context type. This type of application is desig (...)

(...) he Authenticate section, select the previously created connection and set the grant_type parameter for password authentication. The next step is to specify the scope value, which defines the range of permissions granted to the application. In the example configuration, set the scope to full.   Fig. 10. Query configuration   Below, define the key instances in the Request Body section (...)

(...) When the Workflow Service receives a task to index a workflow instance in the SOLR search database, the first step is to execute an SQL query that retrieves the instance data (form data, Item lists, permissions , attachments) from the database. Based on this data, an XML file is generated and sent to SOLR. This parameter defines the timeout for executing that SQL query. By default, it is set to 300 second (...)

(...) be found in the HELP documentation entry Users and Groups | WEBCON BPS.   NOTE: If the merged WEBCON BPS environments use different synchronization sources, it may be necessary to migrate permissions within the transferred content database.   5. Recreating source databases from backup The content, attachment, and archive databases of the source environment must be recreated on the s (...)

(...) m.bps.   Capabilities So what functionalities are available within Admin access? Previously, we mentioned the configuration of user synchronization, authentication providers, and global permissions , but the scope of capabilities of the administrative account includes all options located outside the Applications node, namely: data sources; system configuration (including configuration of (...)

(...) ng permission: ChannelMessage.Send (additional information is available in the article Send chatMessage in channel – Microsoft Graph beta | Microsoft Learn)   Application permissions in the Azure portal   After creating the application in the Azure portal and granting it the appropriate permissions (ChannelMessage.Send), the next step is to configure an action in WEBCO (...)

(...) s (Designer Studio and/or Designer Desk) will require independent assignment to users, because the environment does not yet support the Premium CAL mechanism, which in newer versions can assign these permissions automatically as part of a single user license. For the licenses to be available in the environment, the administrator must download the current license package after purchase. From an administ (...)

(...) crets section and, under the Certificates tab, select Upload certificate. IMPORTANT: Only certificates containing a public key can be uploaded to the Entra ID portal.   Granting API permissions to the application Next, configure the permissions so that the application is granted access to SharePoint resources. To do this, in the API permissions section, select Add a permission and then c (...)

(...) thentication.PortalRequestHandler.ExecuteGetRequest(String path) at WebCon.WorkFlow.Studio.Logic.PortalService.PortalService.GetUserByBpsId(String id) at WebCon.WorkFlow.Studio.Logic.Managers.permissions Manager.ConvertLoginIntoPermission(String login) at System.Linq.Enumerable.WhereSelectArrayIterator`2.MoveNext() at WebCon.WorkFlow.Studio.Logic.Managers.Basepermissions Manager.FillPermisionsC (...)

(...) hem much, primarily when playing around with what is possible. However I have a need for them now, but they will not run from webcon. I am running the powershell with an account that has the correct permissions . I have verified by running powershell on the webcon server with the account and testing the script. I see the following error in event viewer. PowerShell Error Message=WCF Service can be executed (...)

(...) Hi, I get an error when trying to sync with a domain: Unable to find Net Bios Name for domain. With synchronization of another domain there is not problem. The permissions have been added. Have any of you had a similar problem? Log below: Download Active Directory data: - An error occurred while preparing directory path for domain: 'partners.somesite.pl'. Exception: System.DirectoryServices.ActiveDi (...)

(...) Is it possible to build an application that would grant permissions to other applications? When you have several applications, how do you grant permissions for a new employee to each application?

(...) talService.PortalService.GetUserByBpsId(String id) at System.Collections.Concurrent.ConcurrentDictionary`2.GetOrAdd(TKey key, Func`2 valueFactory) at WebCon.WorkFlow.Studio.Logic.Managers.permissions Manager.ConvertLoginIntoPermission(String login) at System.Linq.Enumerable.WhereSelectArrayIterator`2.MoveNext() at WebCon.WorkFlow.Studio.Logic.Managers.Basepermissions Manager.FillPermisi (...)

(...) Hello everyone, I have a problem and I hope that you will help me with the solution :) In general, at the star step, I grant read permissions to different domain groups (Add/Remove privileges BPS Action). The problem comes when I have a completely new group and I need them to have access to old documents in end step (Final - positive). Clicking through several thousand documents is not an option. It woul (...)

(...) orks fine, but when using the rest api i receive an "invalid scope" exception. Seems that the rest api is only working with registered apps. Would be super cool having the possibility to grant permissions for using the rest api also for users and not only applications. Btw: I reused the code for the weblogin from my powershell and extendend https://github.com/WEBCON-BPS/RestApi-DataImporter, but.. (...)