Dave Newton skrev:
Morten Andersen wrote:
Now if I can determine whether the user has logged in. How can I use
the request parameters to determine the users role on specific pages?
I know that I can invent my own control, it just seems like something
many others would need. Any tools availabl
On 2/28/06, Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Morten Andersen wrote:
> > Now if I can determine whether the user has logged in. How can I use
> > the request parameters to determine the users role on specific pages?
> > I know that I can invent my own control, it just seems like something
>
Morten Andersen wrote:
> Now if I can determine whether the user has logged in. How can I use
> the request parameters to determine the users role on specific pages?
> I know that I can invent my own control, it just seems like something
> many others would need. Any tools available?
I still don't
Mark Lowe skrev:
On 2/28/06, Emmanouil Batsis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dave Newton wrote:
If you want _fine_-grained access control drop Spring on top of Struts
and use Acegi.
For us not wanting to put yet another framework into the table, any
advice and pointers from more
On 2/28/06, Emmanouil Batsis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dave Newton wrote:
>
> >If you want _fine_-grained access control drop Spring on top of Struts
> >and use Acegi.
> >
> >
>
> For us not wanting to put yet another framework into the table, any
> advice and pointers from more experienced peop
Dave Newton wrote:
If you want _fine_-grained access control drop Spring on top of Struts
and use Acegi.
For us not wanting to put yet another framework into the table, any
advice and pointers from more experienced people out there?
My usual requirement is operation rights for roles in g
far as I understand Realm only checks whether the user may use a
specific method (action). No finegrained access-control is possible.
How fine-grained do you want it? If the Realm stuff allows method-level
access that seems finer-grain than URL, but I think I'm just not
compl
processRoles?
>
> Example: Some users may edit a page. Who that may edit the page varies
> over time. The users role on the page is set per page.
>
> As far as I understand Realm only checks whether the user may use a
> specific method (action). No finegrained access-control is possible.
H
. The users role on the page is set per page.
As far as I understand Realm only checks whether the user may use a
specific method (action). No finegrained access-control is possible.
I'm surely not the first to do something like this. So please enlighten
me with ideas on how you'd impl
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