That is a question I want to do too. Anyway, following your example, when I want to give access to a node with id=XXX to an user USER, I must create a new propertie, called XXX into the node the USER belongs to, for ex:
USER (nodetype my:user (nt:folder)) prop1:value1 (property defined in the custom node type definition....) XXX: read (property created to assign rights to USER access the node with this id (XXX)) Is it ok? Would the propertie named XXX be into another subfolder into the USER folder, named as the right access (READ, WRITE,...)? Please, you are very welcome with these helps for me, thanks. Helio. >On Tue, 2006-04-04 at 10:26 +0200, Marcel Reutegger wrote: >> >> Using the node id as a property name allows you to use the regular >> api >> to get the access control you are looking for. > >How would yuou store these in the repository to make the repository >'self contained'? > >-- >Torgeir Veimo > >
