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Re: Group permissions via XML-RPC or webdav: msg#00028cms.opengroupware.xmlrpc.devel
> does anybody know if it is possible to set group > permissions for items (contacts, appointments) using webdav or > xml-rpc? If so, could you provide an example? By team you mean group? Yes, you should be able to set permissions on enterprise and contact objects (at least) via the XML-RPC access.setOperationOnObjectForAccess method. I don't know about appointments, I haven't tried those yet but I added support for access.setOperationOnObjectForAccess to my .NET assembly just this weekend and it worked very well. In .NET the signature looks like - [XmlRpcMethod("access.setOperationOnObjectForAccess")] bool SetOperationsAllowed(string operation, string documentId, string actorId); operation is "r", "w", or "rw" documentId is the p-key of the object whose ACL you want to change actorId is the p-key of the object the ACL entry targets (team or account)
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