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2 Create the root element customOperations.

</customOperations>

The element must specify the XML namespace

http://www.dynamicops.com/schemas/2009/OperationConfig/.

3 For each operation you want to define, add an operation element within customOperations.

</operation>

The operation element takes the following attributes:

Attribute Description

name The name of the workflow that this operation executes.

displayName A descriptive label for the option in the machine menu.

4 Specify the roles to grant access to the menu operation.

a Add the authorizedTasks element.

</authorizedTasks>

</operation>

b For each role that you want to grant access to the operation, add a task element, for example:

<task>VRM User Custom Event</task>

<task>VRM Support Custom Event</task>

<task>Group Administrator Custom Event</task>

<task>Enterprise Administrator Custom Event</task>

<task>VRM Administrator Custom Event</task>

</authorizedTasks>

The valid contents of the task element are as follows:

Element content Description

VRM User Custom Event Grants access to the operation for all users.

VRM Support Custom Event Grants access to the operation for support users.

Group Administrator Custom Event Grants access to the operation for business group managers.

Enterprise Administrator Custom

Event

Grants access to the operation for fabric administrators.

VRM Administrator Custom Event Grants access to the operation for IaaS administrators only.

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