Hi,
Create new function in your user object:
public boolean isAbleToConfigure() { return canConfigure(); }
<logic:equal name="currentUser" property="ableToConfigure" value="true">
<html:link....
</logic:equal>
(The problem why you can't use canConfigure directly is that it doesn't
satisfy the java bean spec for bean naming, and therefore can't be resolved
by the tag).
Regards
Leon
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> Betreff: Testing a boolean function
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> Hello
>
> I want to place a 'Configuration' link on a page if the
> currently signed on user has an appropriate security level.
>
> My security level (as a column in my User table) is defined
> as INT with a value from 0 through 10. The user needs to
> have security of 10 in order to see this link.
>
> I have a User bean, referred to with the property name of
> "currentUser" with a security function defined as:
> public boolean canConfigure() {
> return (security > 9);
> }
>
> What tag library function should I be using to wrap around my
> html:link so that it only appears when the user security is 10?
>
> Kind regards
> mc
>
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