IWinApplication.GetPluginTarget

Syntax

GetPluginTarget(PluginName: String): IUiCommandTarget;

Parameters

PluginName. Name of plugin in use.

Description

The GetPluginTarget method creates an object that executes command of a specified plugin.

Comments

The following plugins are available:

Adm. Administration commands.
Cubes. Multidimensional data source commands.
Db. Table commands.
DevEnv. Development environment object commands.
Dim. Dictionary commands.
Etl. ETL task commands.
Express. The Analytical Queries (OLAP) tool commands.
FactRubricator. The Time Series Analysis tool commands.
Fld. Repository object commands.
MetabaseUpdate. The Update Manager tool commands.
Ms. The Modeling and Forecasting tool commands.
Rds. MDM dictionary commands.
Report. The Reports tool commands.
Std. Object navigator commands.
Wsp. The Workspace tool commands.

Example

To execute the example, make sure that the security manager contains the USER user.

Add links to the Metabase, Ui system assemblies.

Sub UserProc;
Var
    Mb: IMetabase;
    MbSec: IMetabaseSecurity;
    User: ISecuritySubject;
    Target: IUiCommandTarget;
    Context: IUiCommandExecutionContext;
    Lic: Object;
Begin
    MB := MetabaseClass.Active;
    // Get license to work with security manager
    Lic := Mb.RequestLicense(UiLicenseFeatureType.Adm);
    MbSec := MB.Security;
    User := MbSec.ResolveName("USER");
    Target := WinApplication.Instance.GetPluginTarget("Adm");
    Context := Target.CreateExecutionContext;
    Context.Data := User;
    Target.Execute("ShowHoursPolicy", Context);
    // Save changes
    MbSec.Apply;
    // Check in license
    Lic := Null;
End Sub UserProc;

After executing the example a dialog box opens to control access by time for the USER user.