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How to Show / Hide Outlines depending on User Session [message #1797186] Sat, 27 October 2018 10:28 Go to next message
Oueslati Anis is currently offline Oueslati AnisFriend
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Hi All,
I would like to show or hide outlines for specific users, How can I achieve this ?
Kind Regards
Anis

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Re: How to Show / Hide Outlines depending on User Session [message #1797477 is a reply to message #1797186] Wed, 31 October 2018 12:46 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Matthias Villiger is currently offline Matthias VilligerFriend
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Hi Oueslati

You can overwrite the method execInitTree(). Within this method you can set the visibility of the outline using setVisibleGranted() or setVisiblePermission() if you are working with java.security.Permission instances.

Does this work for you?

Kind regards
Mat

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Re: How to Show / Hide Outlines depending on User Session [message #1797536 is a reply to message #1797477] Thu, 01 November 2018 12:26 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Oueslati Anis is currently offline Oueslati AnisFriend
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Hello ;
I am actually looking for a working sample, or a documentation ( beginner guide ) that show how to implement it, the beginner guide of scout does not ccontain such informations.
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Anis

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Re: How to Show / Hide Outlines depending on User Session [message #1797537 is a reply to message #1797536] Thu, 01 November 2018 13:10 Go to previous message
Matthias Villiger is currently offline Matthias VilligerFriend
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Hi

The contacts application in our documentation repository might make a good working sample. You can also start with a helloworld application created by Eclipse (File -> New... -> Project... -> Scout Project)

Here you can find our technical guide.

And here you have a sample that uses the setVisible() method to hide an outline.

Hope this helps

Kind regards
Mat

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