On Thu, 23 Sep 2004 22:57:38 -0700, March, Andres wrote
+1 for Apache guidelines
And +1 for a 1.0 release after a maven build is implemented
+1 to what he said :-) .
Scott
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hi all,
I'm just starting to learn about acegisecurity. I've been looking at
the archive and was just wondering what the current status of:
Instance security in .61
Documentation on the above.
Example applications/code using above.
newbie :-)
Thanks !!!
On Fri, 24 Sep 2004 13:53:12 +0100, App Fuse mailing list wrote
hi all,
I'm just starting to learn about acegisecurity. I've been looking
at the archive and was just wondering what the current status of:
Instance security in .61
Documentation on the above.
Example applications/code
March, Andres wrote:
+1 for Apache guidelines
And +1 for a 1.0 release after a maven build is implemented
I concur
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Ben Alex wrote:
Scott McCrory wrote:
No objections - release early and release often... But are you
sure it's just a 0.61 release? I'd recommend 0.7, as most
non-programmers (and some bit twiddlers too) consider anything prior
to 1.0 not mature enough for production, and I think Acegi is a
IMHO :
+1 for Apache guidelines.
+1 for 0.6.1 (same reason as Ben).
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On Fri, 24 Sep 2004 15:52:44 +1000, Ben Alex [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Scott McCrory wrote:
No objections - release early and release often... But are you sure it's
just a 0.61 release? I'd recommend 0.7, as
+1 for Apache guidelines.
+1 for 0.6.1
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IMHO :
+1 for Apache
Everything in the acl package is specifically for this purpose. It is
fairly well documented but the best way to learn is to look at the test
cases.
I am using the ACL stuff for instance based security but have a
different data model, so I wrote my own DAO to return ACL entries. I
really like
