Sharing scenes

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iPortal supports sharing scenes. The scene sharing scopes include: private, public search/view/edit, designated search/view/edit. You can set sharing when creating a scene. For scenes that have been added to iPortal, you can also set sharing scope in "Resource Center > Scene > My Scenes" after logging in. Once set sharing scope, the designated users can access it from "Resource Center > Scene > Public / Shared with Me / My Organization / My Groups", then edit the scene in iEarth.

Scene sharing scope

Sharing steps

  1. After logging in, click on "Resource Center" > "Scene" in the top navigation bar to access the Scene Resources page, and then click "My Scenes" in the secondary navigation bar to access the My Scenes page.
  2. In list view mode, click on the icon in the action bar of the specific scene resource. In grid view mode, click on "..." in the bottom right corner of the card and select "Share" to enter the sharing settings page.
  3. If the resource is private now, click on the "Sharing" button and select the sharing scope "Public View", "Public Edit" or "Designated".
  4. If the resource is shared now, you can change the sharing scope directly; or click the "Share" switch to turn off the sharing status of the resource. Click the "Save" button to take effect.
  5. If you set the sharing scope to "Public Search", click the "Save" button directly to take effect. You can also assign the view permission with designated objects when sharing the public search. Click "Add department / Add group / Add user" to add the objects to be shared. Once added, the page will list the shared objects that have been added. You can delete a single shared object or select multiple shared objects to delete in batch. Click the "Save" button to take effect.
  6. If you set the sharing scope to "Public View", click the "Save" button directly to take effect. When setting "Public View", you can also specify departments/groups/users to edit the scene by clicking "Add department / Add group / Add user". Once added, the page will list the objects who have edit permission. You can delete a single shared object or select multiple shared objects to delete in batch. Click the "Save" button to take effect.
  7. If the sharing scope is "Public Edit", click the "Save" button directly to take effect.
  8. If you set the sharing scope to "Designated", you need to click "Add department / Add group / Add user" to add the objects and set search/view/edit permissions. Once added, the page will list the shared objects that have been added. It supports modifying the spatial extent of a shared object and deletion of a shared object one by one or in a batch. Click the "Save" button to take effect.