Hi, I think this get strategies could cover some of my requirements, but likely not all. I need, for example, besides private access to workitems for users, the possibility of giving access to the workitems of some user to other users, (this is needed, for instance, if someone is away and his/her activities must be taken by others). I also need the typical stores where anyone belonging to the group/role associated with that store can access all workitems in it. In order to do this, I'm thinking to use a private store for each user and also a store for each group, and managing the "store delegation" that I need to do with store access permissions. But I don't know how difficult it would be to create and register stores in runtime. If it can be done relatively quickly, I would prefer this alternative, because I have everything set up (component interface and partial implementation) to make it work this way.
thanks, Gustavo González On 1/5/07, John Mettraux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 1/6/07, Gustavo González <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I've been working with openwfe since the last time I posted, and I > finally identified why it's not working out of the box in windows 2000. > The problem is in the classpath length. Windows 2000 has a string > length limitation of 2047 characters in the command line, and I think > that the classpath is exceeding this limit depending the root directory > where openwfe is installed. So, I tested with different paths and got > it to start with the OPENWFE_HOME variable at 14 characters long max. > Stopping it, however, only works with a path up to 10 characters long. > I don't know the cause of this behaviour, but I hope this helps to > clearify the windows 2000 issues. Hi Gustavo, Thanks for investigating further. This issue was well known with win95, seems there is still a limit with win2000 but a bit higher. > My question now is about creating new stores in runtime. I need to > create stores when I register new users or participants in my system, > but I don't see any operations available to do this. I hope you can > give me some guidelines to achieve this functionality. At first, I would just ask : isn't some kind of GetStrategy sufficient ? http://jmettraux.wordpress.com/2006/07/04/a-variation-on-users-and-participants/ http://www.openwfe.org/manual/ch04s06.html#wl_regex_user Have a nice week-end and a happy new year, -- John Mettraux -///- http://jmettraux.openwfe.org >
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