Re: Selective Searches Based on User Identity

[Paul Libbrecht]

Why can't you simply index a field "authorized-to" with value user-B and enrich any query you receive from a user with a mandatory query for that authorization?

paul


Le 11-mai-09 à 17:50, Terence Gannon a écrit :

Can anybody point me in the direction of resources and/or projects regarding the following scenario; I have a community of users contributing content to a Solr index. By default, the user (A) who contributes a document owns it, and can see the document in their search results. The owner can then grant selective access to that document to other users. If another user (B) is granted access by A, then document shows up in B's search results, along with whatever B has contributed and any other documents to which B has been granted access. Conversely, if B is not granted access to the document, it

does not show up in their search results.


work of others in this area.  Thanks, in advance, for any advice or
information.

Terence

I'm comfortable building this logic myself, so long as I'm not repeating the

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