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The Banking application is running, and the web browser is on the Banking home page.
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To set the Banking application to another port, run /Banking.exe --urls http://localhost:{port number}. To access the application, enter the URL localhost:{port number} in a web browser.
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To set the Banking application to another port, run `/Banking.exe --urls http://localhost:{port number}. To access the application, enter the URL localhost:{port number}` in a web browser.
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Some ports are not recognized by web browsers, or may already be used. Choose a port wisely.
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For example, the permission /ProvisioningPolicy/PerformManualProvisioning/Directory\_User allows a profile to perform manual provisioning with Directory\_User as the source entity type, and receive the corresponding notifications. On the contrary, the permission /ProvisioningPolicy/PerformManualProvisioning/ allows a profile to perform manual provisioning for all entity types, but not receive the corresponding notifications.
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Each permission can be configured in an access control entry so that the corresponding notification is disabled. See the [Access Control Rule](/docs/usercube_saas/usercube/integration-guide/toolkit/xml-configuration/access-control/accesscontrolrule/index.md)topic for additional information.
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Permission to access reports corresponding to the query ```reportQuery_identifier```.
Permission to query and read any resource files from the ```ResourceFile``` table corresponding to the property ```property_identifier``` of the entity ```entityType_identifier```, for example the ```Directory_User``` photo property. This permission is generated by the [```ViewAccessControlRules```](/docs/usercube_saas/usercube/integration-guide/toolkit/xml-configuration/configuration/scaffoldings/accesscontrolrules/resources/viewaccesscontrolrules/index.md) scaffolding.
Permission to access the workflow ```workflow_identifier```at the activty ```activity_identifier``` in the state ```activityTemplateState_shortIdentifier```.
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See Microsoft documentation on [nullable reference types](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/language-reference/builtin-types/nullable-reference-types) and more precisely on [nullable operators](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/language-reference/operators/member-access-operators#nullable-operators).
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For example, the following scalar rule computes the value of users' email addresses via a C# expression. The <?> characters cut the operations short by returning null when one of the chain members returns null, thus preventing errors.
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For example, the following scalar rule computes the value of users' email addresses via a C# expression. The `<?>` characters cut the operations short by returning null when one of the chain members returns null, thus preventing errors.
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Code attributes enclosed with `<>` need to be replaced with a custom value before entering the script in the command line.
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Another example, to query the organization whose Identifier is <23040>:
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Another example, to query the organization whose Identifier is `<23040>`:
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Code attributes enclosed with `<>` need to be replaced with a custom value before entering the script in the command line.
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# Entity Type
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Represents a conceptual model of a business object, such as a person entity or an organization entity. See the [
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Represents a conceptual model of a business object, such as a person entity or an organization entity. See the [Connector](/docs/usercube_saas/usercube/integration-guide/toolkit/xml-configuration/connectors/connector/index.md)topic for additional information on how to configure define an EntityType.
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# Workflows
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In software business, a [Workflow](/docs/usercube_saas/usercube/integration-guide/toolkit/xml-configuration/workflows/workflow/index.md) is a series of specific actions taken by specific people to accomplish specific tasks. For Identity Manager, workflows are models of business workflows, processes or procedures.
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- The aim of a workflow is to get input data (either a form or just an approval) from users involved in the workflow, then build a change set, and finally apply said change set to the relevant resource.
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- Starting a workflow means starting its first activity.
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