Developer while creating new Views commands controllers is to define the access control policy, Although it is a must have step for security reasons, I have always wondered why we need to do this during development time, Just to test and views without having to create the policies during development. Well yes, It's possible with a simple configuration.
In toolkit, navigate to your instance.xml file, on WCS 7 , this will be typically located in
D:\IBM\WCDE_ENT70\workspace\WC\xml\config\wc-server.xml
In toolkit, navigate to your instance.xml file, on WCS 7 , this will be typically located in
D:\IBM\WCDE_ENT70\workspace\WC\xml\config\wc-server.xml
you have to find xml elemented named "Instance
AccessControlUnitTest="true"
and place above attribute with value immediately after "Instance" Elements
Save and restart your test server, from now on any controller and view command that you create will not require a acppolicy to be loaded.
In toolkit, navigate to your instance.xml file, on WCS 7 , this will be typically located in
D:\IBM\WCDE_ENT70\workspace\WC\xml\config\wc-server.xml
In toolkit, navigate to your instance.xml file, on WCS 7 , this will be typically located in
D:\IBM\WCDE_ENT70\workspace\WC\xml\config\wc-server.xml
you have to find xml elemented named "Instance
AccessControlUnitTest="true"
and place above attribute with value immediately after "Instance" Elements
Save and restart your test server, from now on any controller and view command that you create will not require a acppolicy to be loaded.
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