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Sandra Hoffmann
(25●7●7) Jul 30 '10, 6:42 a.m.
Hallo,

I created a contributer like that:


contributerToAdd = (IContributor) IContributor.ITEM_TYPE.createItem();
contributerToAdd.setName(AddUserName);
contributerToAdd.setEmailAddress(AddUserEmailAddress);
contributerToAdd.setUserId(AddUserUserId);
repository.contributorManager().saveContributor(contributerToAdd, null);

Can somebody please tell me, how I can assign a repository permission e.g. JazzUsers.

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joe meagher
(66●1●2) Jan 06 '15, 6:28 p.m.
 Any update on this?  I'm having the same problem

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joe meagher
Jan 07 '15, 12:18 p.m.
 FYI, solved it using http://www.joshuabambrick.com/assign-repository-permissions-rtc/ Had to create user using IContributor, then ALSO create IExternalUser using API described in above link (addExternalUser, not addUserToGroup).  part of the external user contains the "Group" which is JazzAdmins, JazzUsers, etc.

Kevin Ramer
Jan 07 '15, 2:40 p.m.
If your external registry is not writeable ( e.g. not under direct management by Tomcat or a WebSphere domain ) it is necessary to use other means of adding the user association to the Jazz role mappings

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