Forum Post: RE: any Documentation available of attributes queried by BPM when using SPA?

[Lakshmi Padmaja]

Hi Mike, As SPA service only authenticates users while BP Server manages permission, not having this admin user will prohibit you from administering BP Server. And when OEBPM is configured to OE Realm ,we need to create an admin user in our application db, this user will have all the permissions by default .And further to assign admin permissions for any users created in application db .Please follow the below stated steps. 1. Login to the portal as admin. 2. Navigate to the administration User Management users 3. Select the user to assign the permission 4. Select the permissions tab in the User details page and assign the required permission. Regards, Lakshmi From: Akioma [mailto:bounce-Akioma@community.progress.com] Sent: Friday, March 13, 2015 2:15 AM To: TU.BPM@community.progress.com Subject: RE: [Technical Users - BPM] any Documentation available of attributes queried by BPM when using SPA? RE: any Documentation available of attributes queried by BPM when using SPA? Reply by Akioma Hi Jawahar, I already read the SPAInstructions.pdf, but that does not contain any information about the attributes that are queried at runtime. I am not sure if I understand your comments regarding user in SPA correctly. Does this mean that we have to create all the users that already exist in our application database again in the JDBC realm? How exaxtly would we do that (I am not familiar with the JDBC realm)? I did some more testing and figured out that if I create an admin user in our application db and log into BPM portal using that account, then I see widgets in the dashboard. But I still don't get the Management or Administration Tab. Are (some of...) the attributes which the BPM server requests from our SPA Application Server ignored? And if so, why are they queried at all...? Thanks for your help, Mike Stop receiving emails on this subject. Flag this post as spam/abuse.

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