Controlling Access to VDL, JavaScript, and Tableau Views
Multiple authorities can be specified, separated by whitespace. The required authorities can be system authorities (such as SCENARIO_EDIT), or custom authorities. The user will need to be assigned all the authorities listed (though not necessarily from the same authority group) to access the view.
Example
<client>
<view-group title="Main">
<vdl-view title="Strategy Dashboard" authorities="PAYGRADE_CEO" path="dash1.vdl"/>
<vdl-view title="Control Panel" authorities="SCENARIO_EDIT" path="panel.vdl"/>
</view-group>
</client>
An app can specify the custom authorities it depends on in the companion file. These authorities will be created when the companion file is loaded with the app or via the developer update option, if they do not already exist, as shown below:
<model-companion
xmlns="http://www.fico.com/xpress/optimization-modeler/model-companion" version="3.0">
<custom-authorities>
<custom-authority>PAYGRADE_CEO</custom-authority>
<custom-authority>PAYGRADE_MANAGER</custom-authority>
<custom-authority>PAYGRADE_ENGINEER</custom-authority>
</custom-authorities>
</model-companion>
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