Hi Vadim: Vadim Gritsenko dijo: > In the mean time (before integration of xscript and session-fw), the > best way is to create separate session-fw logicsheet. The reason is that > session logicsheet is completely different thing and is not related to > the session-fw. > > Vadim
It's OK. But what we can do now? Let me explain: I wrote the <xsp-session-getxml> tag because I needed a way to separate permisions for every page that a user request. Then I created some "groups" of people. Inside every page I check for this permission to decide if the user has the right or not to see the page. Currently I am managing 8 groups of permissions. The user permissions are loaded when you sucessfully login into the system. Then the groups of each user lives inside the session of the user. I made it in this form because I wanted to not request the database of users every time I need to check a user's permission. ---------------------------- As you can see the tag was done more to interface the authentication-fw than the session-fw. ---------------------------- Also it seems to be quite stable. My application currently has 45 users in a LAN. Every day the tag checks hundreds of authentication permissions of the users and everything works fine. I agree with you that there must be a better interface to all this stuff, but currently there is the only way to do that with XSP. I thinked that I can do the same functionality using an action. I will be glad if you (gurus) can comment about this. :-D Regards, Antonio Gallardo. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
