You can define a list of InterAction users that Application Server considers administrative users.
You can configure Web Client to show information only to administrative users. For example, you can create an “Admin” menu item that only displays if the currently logged-in user is an administrative user.
Also, an entire Web Client page can be restricted to only administrative users. For example, you must be an administrative user to display the “Admin” page. This page lists several administrative utilities and reports that general end users should not be able to access.
Defining Administrative Users
To define administrative users, set the adminUsers variable in the InterAction.cfg file. Separate multiple users with semi-colons. You must use the user’s account name as defined in InterAction.
For example, the following line defines three users (IAADMIN, sschertz, and mthompson) as administrative users:
adminUsers=IAADMIN;sschertz;mthompson
Application Server includes an internal variable called isAdmin. If the currently logged in user is in the list of administrative users, isAdmin is true. Otherwise, isAdmin is false. You can use this variable when defining items that should only display for administrative users.