Hi all,
I am writing an ASP.NET application that is heavily influenced by users and
roles. I am finding my code becoming increasing cluttered with the following
type of thing:
IList<BusinessFunction> businessFunctions;
if (CurrentUser.RoleIsAbove(Role.BusinessUnitAdmin))
{
if (CurrentUser.IsSystemAdmin)
businessFunctions = CommonService.GetAll<BusinessFunction>("Deleted");
else
businessFunctions = CommonService.GetAll<BusinessFunction>("Deleted",
false);
}
The things I am unhappy about seeing is, CurrentUser.RoleIsAbove etc.
It is making the code messy.
I would like a way of somehow abstracting this security outside of the
method.Can anyone think how I could raise the abstraction level somehow.
I could use custom attributes perhaps but I have 2 if staements checking user
roles.
Can this be tidied up?
Cheers
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