Maximo

You may find it in this.app.client.userInfo

I don't think you'll find a list of all sites the user has access to, but if you're using different security groups per site, you can view the security groups. That object is similar to /maximo/oslc/whoami response. You can check it by opening it in your browser after logging in to Maximo.

In the applicationInitialized method, I added this: console.log(`AppCustomizations (applicationInitialized) Userinfo: ${JSON.stringify(this.app.client.userInfo)}`);
but I don't see anything about the security groups I have access to.

Apologies, Sergio. You're right. You can see the modules and applications you have access to, but not security groups.

If you have security groups for individual sites, you can create a data source for MAXUSER with a relationship to the user group table. In your pageResumed function in AppCustomizations.js, you can do something like this:

pageResumed(page, app) {
    this.app = app;
    this.page = page;

    if (this.page.name === 'schedule' && this.app.state.allowsites=== undefined) {
      this._checkAllowedSites().then((check) => {
          this.app.log('checkAllowedSites', check);
      });
}

async _checkAllowedSites() {
    const userDS = this.app.findDatasource('userDS');
    await userDS .initializeQbe();
    userDS .setQBE('userid', '=', this.app.userInfo.userName); // MAS
    const user = await userDS .searchQBE();

    // get a list of your sites with the relationship

    this.app.state.allowsites= list || undefined;
    return this.app.state.allowsites;
  }

Hopefully, this can help you.

Cheers,

Maycon

Good morning, Maycon.

I've implemented something similar to what you posted.

I found the following in the documentation:

This list of SITEs is received from the server upon application startup and saved in the profileOptions variable in the AppController.js file, but I can't find a way to use it in an application's AppCustomizations.

The solution we have and the one you gave me work, but I didn't want to run more queries to avoid a performance penalty.

But this works for me.

Thank you very much for your help.