Pattern( field != null, eval( someFunc( field ) ) )
Mark
On 14/09/2010 05:18, lnguyen wrote:
> Sorry here is some additional details...I hope I'm not making this sound more
> complicated than it really is but I am attempting to restrict access to view
> an account based on the logged in user.
>
Sorry here is some additional details...I hope I'm not making this sound more
complicated than it really is but I am attempting to restrict access to view
an account based on the logged in user.
public class User
{
private Long id;
...
private UserProfile userPr
You could try to explain a bit more how the User class and the
isUserMatching method look like.
Leo.
On Fri, Sep 10, 2010 at 11:30 PM, lnguyen wrote:
>
> I'm having difficulty writing this rule.
>
> Background information:
> A User can have a supervisor but it's not required.
>
> When viewing
I'm having difficulty writing this rule.
Background information:
A User can have a supervisor but it's not required.
When viewing User information I want to verify that the logged in user is
either the current user or the currentUser's supervisor but I throw an
exception when the supervisor obje
