ADF Entity Object: Securable Operation "Create"?

Hello,
I have the following scenario: Within one view I have a table bound to a view object that bases on an entity object. The view also contains a "create insert" button.
Now I want to secure the "create insert" operation with a certain application role. However, within the entity object I can only activate the removeCurrentRow, read and update options as securable operation. Is there any way to control the creation of new items?
Regards,
Michael

Hi.
welcome to forum!
Maybe this post can be useful http://andrejusb.blogspot.com/2011/03/how-to-enable-create-operation-security.html

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