> That is a good point about the ordering of roles.
> That is definitely flaky.
>
> But I will still be left with the inline if statements.
>
> Can I somehow abstract them away from the method?
You could do it like:
businessFunctions = CommonService.GetAll<BusinessFunction>(
"Deleted",
SecurityManager.CanPerformAction(
Actions.GetAllBusinessFunctions, user));
or something like that, so you move the decision what to do to the actual
routine who performs the action.
You can also move the security check to GetAll, but I think that's
abit shaky, as the service is a resource you're using in a different context C
which has the security rules of C, but another context C' has perhaps
different rules.
FB
>
>
>
> > Date: Wed, 21 Nov 2007 09:49:15 +0100> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject:
> Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Code review> To: ADVANCED-DOTNET@DISCUSS.DEVELOP.COM>
>
> > I am writing an ASP.NET application that is heavily influenced by users
and>
> > roles. I am findin
> g my code becoming increasing cluttered with the> following> > type of
thing:>
> > IList<BusinessFunction> businessFunctions;> > if
> (CurrentUser.RoleIsAbove(Role.BusinessUnitAdmin))> > {> > if
> (CurrentUser.IsSystemAdmin)> > businessFunctions => CommonServ
> ice.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 woul
> d 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 tidie
> d up?> >
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