This topic describes the permissions that are necessary for participants such as Team Members to create IndependentAssignedExpression objects.

The parent folder (Cabinet) for IndependentAssignedExpression objects resides in the System domain of the product, and the IndependentAssignedExpression object resides in the Default domain of the product. To create an object that resides in a folder, a participant must have Modify permission to the folder. Therefore, to create IndependentAssignedExpression objects, participants must be granted Modify permission on type Cabinet in the product System domain. To create a lifecycle-managed object such as IndependentAssignedExpression, participants are typically required to have Create permission for the object in its initial lifecycle state. Because of the current system limitation, participants are required to have Create permission in all states. To allow participants to create IndependentAssignedExpression objects, participants must be granted Create permission for type IndependentAssignedExpression for all states in the product Default domain.

An IndependentAssignedExpression is associated with business objects that implement the IndependentExpressionAssignable interface. In Windchill 10.2 M030, WTPart (which is access-controlled) implements this interface. When the associated object is saved to a different context, moved, or deleted, the same action is performed on the IndependentAssignedExpression. Because of these close relationships, it is recommended that you define policy rules for IndependentAssignedExpression similar to those defined for WTPart.

The following out-of-the-box access control policy rules grant Option Manager Full Control (All) permission for IndependentAssignedExpression and Cabinet objects.

For the organization context or Default/PDM domain:

Type: IndependentAssignedExpression

For the application context (for example, product) or System domain:

Type: Cabinet

In addition to these access control policy rules, the following rules are recommended for Team Members.

For the organization context, Default or PDM domain, or the application context (for example, product or Default domain):

Type: IndependentAssignedExpression

Type: IndependentAssignedExpression

Type: IndependentAssignedExpression

For the application context (for example, product) or System domain:

In addition to the above policies, the user also needs to be a member of the Platform Structures group to be able to create and modify IndependentAssignedExpression objects.