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10-Marble
March 15, 2022
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How to access the list of users currently accessing a mashup?

  • March 15, 2022
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We want to display the list of users who are currently accessing a specific mashup. Is there is a service under the MASHUP entity or any other entity that returns the list of users accessing the mashup ? 

 

My idea is to make use of the existing  "GetActiveUsers" service listed under 'currentSessionInfo' resources entity, which returns the list of active users, and iterate over each user's current mashup (not sure if we have a service to get user's active mashup).

 

Is there a way to get the user's currently accessing mashup?

Or do we have a way to get the list of users who are accessing a specific mashup? 

 

Kindly suggest your thoughts on this!! 

Best answer by PaiChung

I don't think there is a way to do this OOTB.

Easiest would to have a service on a mashup that fires on load and records the CurrentUser and the Mashup Name

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22-Sapphire I
March 15, 2022

I don't think there is a way to do this OOTB.

Easiest would to have a service on a mashup that fires on load and records the CurrentUser and the Mashup Name

Community Manager
March 23, 2022

Hi @Arjun9999.

 

If you're running 9.x, there were enhancements to the audit subsystem that will allow you to write your own extension for collecting this information.  The suggestion Pai made may be the easiest option.

 

What is the need for this information?  Are you troubleshooting a performance issue?  Are you trying to validate the need for certain mashups?

 

Regards.

 

--Sharon

 

 

1-Visitor
December 9, 2022

Hey Sharon,

We have a requirement for this for troubleshooting performance issues,

Actually, we want to check which mashups users use most and log the information.

 

Is there an OOTB service that gives a list of users with the Mashups they are accessing runtime?

 

Regards,

Pravin Pradhan

14-Alexandrite
December 9, 2022

Hi,

If it is related to performance issue, I can recommend you to use UtilizationSubsystem. It shows the most used & time-consuming services used across your application.

This is not directly related to Mashup but more on service Utilization (knowing that at the end Mashup is calling services, it may help you)

Rgds,

Guillaume