Creating and managing groups using the Provisioning API

[Jon]

When managing group access via the Control Panel you can set access levels to Team (with or without Internet), Announcement-only, and Restricted. You can also set it to Custom and separately control the ability to send email and view the membership list. However the Provisioning APIs GroupEntry only contains a 'emailPermission' setting with values Owner, Member, Domain, Anyone. Does this mean that Custom settings are not available via the Provisioning API?

[Claudio Cherubino]

Hi Jon,

The Provisioning API doesn't support those custom settings for Groups, however, we are aware of the limitations and already working on making them available via an API.

Please stay tuned! ;)

Claudio

On Wed, Jun 15, 2011 at 3:21 PM, Jon <jw...@cam.ac.uk> wrote:

When managing group access via the Control Panel you can set access levels to Team (with or without Internet), Announcement-only, and Restricted. You can also set it to Custom and separately control the ability to send email and view the membership list. However the Provisioning APIs GroupEntry only contains a 'emailPermission' setting with values Owner, Member, Domain, Anyone. Does this mean that Custom settings are not available via the Provisioning API?

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[Jon Warbrick]

On Wed, 15 Jun 2011, Claudio Cherubino wrote:

> The Provisioning API doesn't support those custom settings for Groups,
> however, we are aware of the limitations and already working on making them
> available via an API.
> Please stay tuned! ;)

Thanks for the confirmation. As it happens I can manage with the standard
settings for what I'm planning, but it's helpful to know that I'm not
missing anything.

Jon.

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Jon Warbrick
Information Systems Development, Computing Service, University of Cambridge