Signature Returns getPermissions Method

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3.9.9 isMember Method

Use this method to confirm if a catalog group is a member of the user or group.

3.9.9.1 Signature

boolean isMemberList[] group, List[] member, Boolean expandGroups, String sessionID;

3.9.10 joinGroups Method

Use this method to join a catalog group as a member.

3.9.10.1 Signature

void joinGroupsList[] group, List[] member, String sessionID;

3.9.11 leaveGroups Method

Use this method to remove a member from a group.

3.9.11.1 Signature

void leaveGroupsList[] group, List[] member, String sessionID; Argument Description List[] group Specifies the username, catalog group, or application role name. List[] member Specifies the name of the member to verify. Consider the example isMemberBIAdministrator, Administrator, false. This example asks if the user Administrator is a member of the BIAdministrator application role. Boolean expandGroups Specifies .... String sessionID Specifies the session ID, which is usually returned by the logon method. If the SOAP client engine can handle HTTP cookies, you can omit the session ID or set it to null. Argument Description List[] group Specifies the name of the group to join or become a member. Consider the following example: joinMarketing, UserA. This example illustrates that UserA will join the Marketing catalog group. List[] member Specifies the name of the underlying member. For more information, see the example included in the previous argument. String sessionID Specifies the session ID, which is usually returned by the logon method. If the SOAP client engine can handle HTTP cookies, you can omit the session ID or set it to null. Argument Description List[] group Specifies the group from which to remove a member. List[] member Specifies the member that you want to remove from the group. String sessionID Specifies the session ID, which is usually returned by the logon method. If the SOAP client engine can handle HTTP cookies, you can omit the session ID or set it to null.