Mariano,
Congratulations, you've discovered an obscure bug
in the XCC/.NET code. It looks like a cut/paste error
that only applies to XCC/.NET, not XCC/Java.
This will be fixed in XCC 4.0-3 and 3.2-10.
In the meantime, you can work around this by calling
the ContentPermission constructor, like this:
ContentPermission perm = new ContentPermission
(ContentCapability.Capability.Update, "role-name");
Mark Logic Bug #6776 has been opened to track this issue.
On Dec 9, 2008, at 12:50 AM, Mariano Grau Calín wrote:
Hello:
I am working with the .NET API and when use the
ContentPermission.NewUpdatePermission("role-name") function it
return a ContentPermission with insert capability !!!
The functions
ContentPermission.NewExecutePermission
ContentPermission.NewInsertPermission
ContentPermission.NewReadPermission
work fine and returns correct ContentPermission
I used version 3.2-6 .NET API but last version 3.2-9 get same result.
Thanks,
Mariano Grau
Dpto. Sistemas Grupo Joly
mgrau @ grupojoly.com
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