I've attached a couple of files to: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/STANBOL-897
There isn't much new functionality in the patch, but it's an improvement over the previous version and this seemed a good point to update. The tests are fairly crude & limited, but there is some coverage of each of the HTML, API and true RESTful interfaces to the user manager, so any systematic problems should get flagged up. (I couldn't get a parser to work - kept get something like JSON/RDF provider not available, even though it was a Turtle one I was asking for...) I've got the code in place for editing permissions for individual users, but before that'll work I have a little question: It seems to make sense that most permissions will be given to users via roles,i.e. : user -> role -> permission I don't think it makes sense to list/allow editing of these directly from the user (a role -> permission editor is top of my todo list). The permissions of immediate interest for the user are ones like: user -> permission The question is, how to filter into a ftl LD template the values that fit this patterm: [] a <http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/Agent> ; <http://clerezza.org/2009/08/platform#userName> "joe" ; <http://clerezza.org/2008/10/permission#hasPermission> [ a <http://clerezza.org/2008/10/permission#Permission> ; <http://clerezza.org/2008/10/permission#javaPermissionEntry> "(org.osgi.framework.AdminPermission \"*\" \"resource\")" ] ; ... just to pull out the (org.osgi.framework.AdminPermission \"*\" \"resource\") part. Is there any documentation of the templating? Couldn't find anything with a quick hunt. What I'm after will look something like this: <@ldpath path="fn:sort(^rdf:type)"> <#assign permission> <@ldpath path="permission:javaPermissionEntry :: xsd:string"/> </#assign> <input class="permission" type="checkbox" id="${permission}" name="${permission}" value="${permission}" checked="checked" /> <label for="${permission}">${permission}</label> <br/> </@ldpath> Cheers, Danny. -- http://dannyayers.com http://webbeep.it - text to tones and back again
