Various 'administrations' are used for our new application (rebuilding a complete ERP system). All data is stored in 1 database. An IAM application is created for each 'administration'.
To prevent user (input) errors, we want to be able to start each IAM application separately, whereby the other IAM applications are not visible.
This problem can be solved by extending the existing INI file for controlling the IAM applications.
We would like an extra parameter to indicate which application (alias) should be started with that specific INI file (running the Windows GUI). Only that application then has to be started and the user must therefore not see the other applications "at the bottom left of the screen".
Something like the 'Model' parameter in the INI file for the SF.
It is then always completely clear to a user in which application (and therefore which administration) they are working.
Agree, would like to have the same feature. One of our customers running our Thinkwise application (Windows GUI) wants to have a separate shortcut to start a test (copy) instance of the application. There is one IAM database with two applications, and Indicium is running as a service.
Assume the two applications have alias ‘solution’ and ‘solution_test’.
We want to be able to add a parameter to the INI configuration file stating to start the application alias ‘solution_test', and then not show the other application icon left below. This last option would be better also an extra new parameter in the INI file (hide_other_apps).