In this lesson, you will learn how to create a role and
assign permissions to it.
About this task
The process template that you use to create a project area
defines a set of roles. You might need to create additional roles.
For example, if your team employs interns, you might want to create
a role that permits them to perform a reduced set of actions.To
create an Intern role:
Procedure
-
Log out. Log on as Bert. From
, the Administration menu icon, click Manage Users. Click
Create User. Enter a name, user ID, and Email address for a user. Specify
user@example.com for the Email address. Select
JazzUsers repository permissions. Select the IBM® Engineering Workflow
Management -
Developer license. Click Save to create the user. We use Hal as
the name of this user.
- From the Project Areas menu, select
the Customization Tutorial Project (Change Management) project
area. Click Roles. Click
, the Add Role icon. Name
the new role Intern and specify a similar identifier.
The Cardinality setting has no effect and is
meant provide guidance about whether the role should be assigned to
one member or multiple members. Click Save to
save the project area.
- The next step is to assign permissions to the Intern role.
Click Permissions. Select the Intern role.
Grant permission for the following operations:
- Click Save to save the project area.
- Now add Hal to the team area and assign him the Intern role.
Click Overview. In the Team Hierarchy section,
click Admin UI team. In the Members section,
click Add. Enter Hal's name, select him, then
click Add and Close. In the Actions column
for Hal, click
, the Process
Roles icon. Assign the Intern role,
then click OK. Click Save to
save the team area. Click Cancel when prompted
to send Hal an invitation.
Results
You have created a role for interns that grants them fewer
permissions than the Team Member role has but
more than the Everyone role has. Unlike members
who have only the Everyone role, users with
the Intern role can modify plans and work on
files that are under source control.