How to create roles in drools to author particular rules only.

[harish5024676]

I like to know that, if i have multiple rules written and don't want to give access to all to author my rules.How to create role based users to author rules in Drools

[abhijithumbe]

Hi,

we can configure roles for 'organization unit' / 'repository' / 'project' using kie-config-cli tool. Go through link for more details Drools Documentation

[gberrocal]

Hi,

I have followed the steps in that documentation:

Steps would be like the followings:

A) Login to business-central as admin

B) Create 'repo1' and 'repo2' in business-central (Organization Unit is 'example')

C) Configure roles for repositories using kie-config-cli.sh

********************************************************

************* Welcome to Kie config CLI ****************

********************************************************

.............

>>Please enter command (type help to see available commands):

add-role-repo

>>Repository alias:repo1

>>Security roles (comma separated list):role1

Result:

Role role1 added successfully to repository repo1

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

>>Please enter command (type help to see available commands):

add-role-repo

>>Repository alias:repo2

>>Security roles (comma separated list):role2

Result:

Role role2 added successfully to repository repo2

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

>>Please enter command (type help to see available commands):

push-changes

Result:

Pushed successfully

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

>>Please enter command (type help to see available commands):

list-repo

Result:

Currently available repositories:

        Repository repository1

         scheme: git

         uri: git://repository1

         environment: {username=gonzalo, scheme=git, security:roles=[], origin=s

sh://gonzalo@localhost:8001/repository1, password=****}

         roles: []

        Repository repo1

         scheme: git

         uri: git://repo1

         environment: {username=gonzalo, managed=false, scheme=git, security:rol

es=[role1], origin=ssh://gonzalo@localhost:8001/repo1, password=****}

         roles: [role1]

        Repository repo2

         scheme: git

         uri: git://repo2

         environment: {username=gonzalo, managed=false, scheme=git, security:rol

es=[role2], origin=ssh://gonzalo@localhost:8001/repo2, password=****}

         roles: [role2]

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

>>Please enter command (type help to see available commands):

D) Add users in EAP

add-user.bat‐a ‐‐user user1 ‐‐password password1! ‐‐role analyst,role1

add‐user.bat ‐a ‐‐user user2 ‐‐password password1! ‐‐role analyst,role2

E) reboot BRMS

F) Login to business-central as user1

G) Go to [Authoring]->[Project Authoring]. Confirm that you cannot access 'repo2'.

BIG PROBLEM: You cannot access 'repo1' neither. No user can.

Any Help?

Thank you in advance,

Gonzalo

[harish5024676]

Thanks for your Solution , Its helpful