I'd keep this in a custom repository (not a doctrine repository):
$mySpecialRepo->gimme('obj1_id'); // considers ACL and returns or throws
depending on case
I wouldn't try to mix the ACL problem with the persistence problem. I tried
that in the past and it had horrible implications.
Marco Pivetta
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On 8 January 2014 13:25, <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have some situation..
> If there are Obj1 and Obj2 entities and a relationship between Obj1 and
> Obj2 (ex. One-To-One). Each Object has ACL.
> Ex. user X can have access to Obj1, but not to Obj2. If a user X has
> access to Obj1, and a tries to access Obj2 I need to know should I return
> object or throw an ACL exception (or in some way return different object).
> How it can be done in doctrine? Should I implement it in some sort of
> wrapper? If yes, what should I wrap? Do I need to extend doctrine
> relationship classes?
> What are other options?
>
> Edgar
>
> P.S. Sorry for my bad English.
>
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