ServerAPI how to set accessType read write use

[kornwaretm 0]

i try to set add access type for Groups & Computers in my permission set. via serverAPI. here is the json :
 

{
  "Era.Common.NetworkMessage.ConsoleApi.Security.RpcCreateCompetenceRequest" :
  {
    "staticObjectData":
    {
      "name":"permission_set",
        "description":"permission_set"
    },
	"accessRights" : [{"accessType":1, "resourceUuid":{"uuid":"00000000-0000-0000-7004-000000000000"}]
 }

to create access rights "read", "write", or "read use" using 1, 2,and 5 values respectively. i though they were binary "001", "010", "101", which match perfectly with the terms "read", "write", and "read use".  so i can use "111" for functionality "read write use". "111" is 7 if i use this value in the json, the API return error

{
	"Era.ServerApi.SimpleResponse": {
		"result": false,
		"error": "Can not parse protobuf from message. Json message is: {\"staticObjectData\":{\"name\":\"test\", \"description\":\"test permission set\"},\"accessRights\":[{\"accessType\":7, \"resourceUuid\":{\"uuid\":\"00000000-0000-0000-7004-000000000000\"}}]} ."
	}
}

3 ("011") and 4 ("100") also not working, return success but no permission granted. The accessRight property is not a binary representation of the 3 column ("read", "write", "use"), so how to set an access right to "read write use" ?

[kornwaretm 0]

ok found the solution, accessType = 2 (WRITE) sets all "read" "write" and "use" to 1. i thought I've check this one. 

[MartinK 378]

Just for future reference, accessType of enum type (not bitwise flags), where values are for ERA 6.5 documented here.

Field accessRights is simple list of <accessType, access group>  pairs. If you intend to add multiple accessTypes to the same object/operation, you have to add them both to the list accessRights. So in your example it should be (not tested):

"accessRights" : [
    {
        "accessType":1,
        "resourceUuid":{"uuid":"00000000-0000-0000-7004-000000000000"
    },
    {
        "accessType":2,
        "resourceUuid":{"uuid":"00000000-0000-0000-7004-000000000000"
    }
]