done :
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=CheckPermissionOfAnyPortalObjectNode
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To create a new wiki page, just reference it from another page, then you will
get a ? to click on.
Or:
Go to something like:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=MyWikiPage
replace MyWikiPage by anything. Then reference it from other pages.
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Yes, wiki would be good.
but if I understood well, the wiki subject must be created by a jboss user, no ?
=> how to create a subject ? I did not find it (for other contribution, before).
by the way, as you have declared the pamf service in the portlet description
(jboss-portlet.xml), you can then
Actually yes, you are right.
Could you add this to our wiki for other users ?
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I have just found sollution!
I injected PortalAuthorizationManagerFactory service into my navigation portlet
in jboss-portlet.xml like following:
AMF
org.jboss.portal.security.spi.auth.PortalAuthorizationManagerFactory
:service=PortalAuthorizationManagerFactory
and then get the service
Thank you for answer.
Unfortunatelly it is not enough for me. The problem is that I need to check
permission of the current user for any PortalObjectNode instance from within my
portlet (my custom navigation portlet).
Of course, I can invent my own security-role property of page/window and
gett
Hello.
you can check the permission on a role by using the
request.isUserInRole("myRole")
It would return true if the user has the role "myRole".
Would that be enough for you ?
(if you define new roles other than "user" and "admin" you need to define them
in portlet.xml so that it can work. S