How can I expose the class documentation to a third party developer
A third party developer has asked for access to the documentation of my classes so he can understand my tables/classes better.
- How do I give access the the documentation of my classes (single namespace) and secondary, do I need to give him access to %system. (and others)
- Is it possible to block the likes of ensemble, Iknow, deepSee etc. I don't use those, and I don't want him to waste time (and my money) exploring areas that simply not necessary
- what privilege roles do I need to give him whilst still maintaing security.
kevin
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Suggested solution:
#1 create a ROLE with resources DOCBOOK (Readonly) + the required Nmaspaces
#2 remove required resources %Development from web application /csp/documatic
#3 next create a user with the new defined role (here: "docread")
I decided not to give %Development as it could allow access to terminal prompt.
Robert, thats something I can do quickly and safely, thanks for the instructons and the screen shots.
'll set it up tomorrow morning, and gif it a try.
Looks ike a great answer.
kev
again, thanks for this answer. Although a bit more work, and a bit more involved, I can see the more detailed capabilities of this route. and I do like the UDM idea.
Initially, a straightforward link to give them access to the standard <DOCS> but with a day or so (after investigating), I think ? I will also offer this as a possible solution.
Its always difficult showing them just enough to keep them interested, and so much that we end up paying a lot of money for "hmmmmm..... thats interesting, ....another £20 please) - I jest ;-)
kev
Hi, Kevin!
I can advise trying Caché Class Explorer which exposes packages, classes, methods with code and interactively points to classes documentation on a given server and can be used to solve your task in my opinion.
Pinging @Nikita Savchenko to provide more information.