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This takes you to the Spring Security Management Console, where you can search for a user by username, email, and other factors. The search result appears below, and clicking on the username will take you to a page where you can view and edit User Details and (Global) Roles.
User Details
Below is an image of the page showing User Details. This shows/allows you to edit
- The user's username
- The user's password (can only be edited, not viewed)
- The user's email address
- Whether the user is "Enabled"– by default a new user will be disabled. This means he/she will not be able to login until you enable them.
- Whether the account is expired
- Whether the account is locked– you can use this option to lock a user temporarily
- Whether the user's password is expired.
(Global) Roles
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To set Data Model-Specific Permissions, click on the "Data Model ACL By User" action in the System menu.
This leads you to an index of users. Use Ctrl-F to find the one you want.
Selecting e.g. the user called "1 Alice", you will come to a page like so. In this case, there are no entries as the user "1 Alice" has just been created.
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There are two selection boxes: One to select a DataModel, the second to select what permission for that DataModel to grant to the user.
Selecting a DataModel:
Selecting a permission:
Click "Grant":
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The entry appears. You can then delete the entry by clicking the "Delete" button.
