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Allowed to Add Content to Search Folder

bfelknor

Version 8.x Model / VB / IManExt2.BrowseCmd

I'm trying to determine if a user can add content to a Document Search Folder.

I return a selected object from the BrowsCmd:

- retSelectedItem = iContext.Item("IManExt2.BrowseCmd.SelectedObjects")

After checking the SelectedItem type (in this case a Doc Search Folder) I cast it as iManDocumentSearchFolder.

- Set pDoxSrchFolder = retSelectedItem

If I check pDoxSrchFolder.Contents.IsOperationAllowed(imAddContentsOp), it returns False.

The user does have rights to do this, however, and it can be done through the MailSite UI.

I get the desired results working with iManDocumentFolder by casting the folder.Contents to an iManDocuments collection, then checking Documents.IsOperationAllowed....

But I can't do the same for the Search Folder's contents...any help ?

Thanks.

Bruce

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Migrateduser

I think what you want to do instead is check the DisableImportFileToSearchFolder registry key

bfelknor

I don't think so. That would apply to imports to all Search Folders. I'm interested in the rights to a specific search folder.

Thanks.

dabird

The Contents collection on a search folder is always read-only, as IManage.dll builds a dynamic collection based on the folder's search parameters. Under the hood, FileSite is checking whether the user has import rights on the database in which the folder resides. It's also checking the reg key that DocAuto mentioned in his previous post.

The document is ultimately imported at the database level, with its profile being that of the search folder.

'folder is of type IManDocumentSearchFolder
folder.Database.IsOperationAllowed(imDatabaseOperation.imDatabaseCreateDocument);

bfelknor

Then the only way to really check the rights of a user to add documents to a search folder is examine Security. If this is all being done with a U/I displayed, it might be less costly to just check database rights, the reg mentioned and allow an import to error-out.