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thingworx 9.6 ... but on 8.5 too
on the UserExtensions entity I added a boolean property, (it is so a property for all users)
Then I added a subscription with datachange on this property, and enabled it
it seems that by changing the boolean value on a user, the subscription event is not fired
Is it normal ?
Hi @Surya_Tiwari , sorry I pressed for error "accepded as solution", could you revert back ?
Unfortunately, even if setting "always" on the type of change, the subscription is not fired
Hi @iguerra Ok, can you let us know if you find any error in the application log?
nothing visible on application log
Hello @iguerra, please check the permissions, as that post describes. There's a PNG screenshot attached to the accepted solution -- try doing the same.
By default System user (under which those subscriptions fire) doesn't have runtime permissions to subscribe or execute services. Start by adding those permissions system-wide on the Collection label, check if it helps -- if yes, then you can start narrowing them down.
/ Constantine