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Hi all...<br />
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I want to be able to grant access to a user to a Component Services<br />
Application, and deny access to the other applications, so that he will be<br />
able to add or modify components only to the application with granted<br />
access. How can I do it?<br />
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Thanks<br />
Jaime<br />

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Hi all...

I want to be able to grant access to a user to a Component Services
Application, and deny access to the other applications, so that he will be
able to add or modify components only to the application with granted
access. How can I do it?

Thanks
Jaime


How to restrict access for a user to an application in Component Services

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