[DBR-2559] HTTP Bridge Documentation #9546
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Thanks for the PR - I've restructured it a bit. Can you check it looks OK?
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| Users within the company's email domain that have a Mendix login can participate in the administration of the Mendix Event Broker as either a View or Admin user. They can also be blocked from participation. | ||
| Users within the company's email domain that have a Mendix login can participate in the administration of the Mendix Event Broker as either a View or Admin user. They can also be blocked from participation. |
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Is this still email domain limited - I understand that we are moving to tenants which can have more than one email domain?
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| Users that are not part of the customer organization (not within the email domain of the customer) can be invited within the same levels of access. Such users still require a standard Mendix login. | ||
| Users that are not part of the customer organization (not within the email domain of the customer) can be invited with the same levels of access. Such users still require a standard Mendix login. |
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Email domain mentioned again - is it not better to talk about organizations?
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I think these user details should be obscured.
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| Users that are not part of the customer organization (not within the email domain of the customer) can be invited within the same levels of access. Such users still require a standard Mendix login. | ||
| Users that are not part of the customer organization (not within the email domain of the customer) can be invited with the same levels of access. Such users still require a standard Mendix login. |
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Shouldn't it be "Users who are ..."?
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Hi,
It depends on whether you are talking about people or not.
If you are talking about people (users who do something) then it doesn't really make sense to say that the people are "within the email domain of the customer" as real people are not entities with email domains. So I would say that we are talking about an abstract entity (a Mendix user) not a real person and therefore I would use "users that are … not within the email domain of the customer".
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