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When using REST services to create and manage users, a user JSON model needs to be provided. This is the format of the User JSON model:
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{ “userId": “user1", "emailAddress": "user1@yellowfin.com.au", "roleCode": "Consumer & Collaborator", "password": "secr3t", "firstName": "User", "lastName": "One", "languageCode": "EN", “timeZoneCode": "AUSTRALIA/SYDNEY", } |
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Creating a User
Create a new user by providing an array of user models to POST /api/admin/users createUserAdmin . Pass multiple user models to create multiple users simultaneously.
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