Another issue we ran into was that creating ACLs became heavy, and caching the ACL in your session meant that if your permissions were changed by someone else - a site administrator or tribe moderator - you would not see those changes until the next time you logged in. With each membership to a tribe being represented as a role in a group the reloading of all ACL information for each request also became prohibitive. The solution was to go with a lazy-loading ACL implementation (which I will be glad to contribute - it's not a very big deal)
It would be good to see a lazy-loading ACL implementation in the non-Hibernate models.
As Eric said, keep the patches coming.
Scott
-- Scott Eade Backstage Technologies Pty. Ltd. http://www.backstagetech.com.au
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