Thanks Joseph for sharing your experiences on this!! You are really helpful
at the group
Juan
2012/6/13 Joseph Lust <lifeofl...@gmail.com>
> Jaun,
>
> Our application is nearly 100% custom components. We did not use many of
> the default GWT widgets. We also used UiBinder for everything and thus most
> screens are a bundle of widgets stitched together with UiBinder.
>
> If there was a custom panel/button/widget, it would have a
> setUserEntitlement() method. Then in the .ui.xml you can have
> <someNameSpace: myCustomWidget userEntitlement = {ADD_ITEM} />
>
> Now those components will check for their entitlement on load from a
> globally available *UserEntitlements[] *that was loaded at application
> startup and enable themselves if authorized. A nice thing about this is all
> the entitlements are just enums in the UiBinder so you get compile time
> checking of that too, and no entitlements hardcoded in Java files.
>
> Of course users can hack the UI, so there is also a backend method level
> check for RPC's.
>
>
> Sincerely,
> Joseph
>
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