On Jun 17, 2008, at 3:34 PM, Stephen Russell wrote:
> Unfortunately the securityContext. is what we wrote to identify our
> outside
> customers instead of our networked users.
I assumed as much. Normally such classes are used application-wide,
so in Python you'd create a separate module that you can import where
needed.
> This line (UserIdentity)ServiceSecurityContext.Current.PrimaryIdentity
> is a semi mega method to define what you are ALLOWED to interact
> with. It
> is not just a guid but an object that is strictly typed.
Fine; so in the Python version you'd return an object with a similar
permissions mapping. The static typing is simply a feature/restriction
of the language.
-- Ed Leafe
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