The way mcf works is that you supply access tokens, which are arbitrary strings, with the document. You then need a corresponding authority connector which obtains the access tokens for a given user. the search engine then intersects the two at query time.
Karl Sent from my Nokia phone -----Original Message----- From: Piergiorgio Lucidi Sent: 09/07/2011, 9:14 AM To: [email protected]; [email protected] Subject: Re: CONNECTORS-221 and ACLs Hi Karl, my main goal was to create indexes of ACL informations in Solr to allow users to execute profiled queries. This means that create indexes all the informations about ACL is needed to write an AuthorityConnector, but I tried to take a look at the authority interface and I didn't see any way to get ACL using CMIS without the information about the current document. So I need the current documentIdentifier to get ACL from a content. Is this the correct approach or am I missing something? Thank you. Piergiorgio 2011/7/9 [email protected] <[email protected]> > Hi Piergiorgio, > > I am out of town this weekend so I cant comment fully and i havent yet > looked at your new patch. However, you will need to rethink how the acls > work with the cmis connector. MCF is designed to support multiple > connectors, with their own security arrangements, all working at the same > time, which means the cmis connector must operate within mcfs security > framework to be valid. > > If you have signed up for the ManifoldCF in Action book, I can send you a > number of chapters which will help. Based on what youve done so far I would > guess you will need to write a cmis authority. You want chapters 4, 7, and > 8, seems to me. > > Karl > > Sent from my Nokia phone > -- Piergiorgio Lucidi http://www.open4dev.com
