Not quite, Geert. A protected collection is only about who can add documents to the collection. It has no impact on what permissions you can put on documents in the collection.
Wayne. On Fri, 2010-01-22 at 09:56 -0800, Geert Josten wrote: > Judie, > > Wayne makes a good point. You still need to add the necessary > permissions to the document as well, the protected collection just > makes sure you cannot add permissions to the document that are not > allowed by the collection. You can make things easier by assigning > default permissions to the user that is adding the documents. > > When using protected collections, I do recommend to create 5 roles: 4 > to represent the access rights read, insert, update and execute, and a > last one which you assign default permissions for the other 4 roles. > You will see that this will give optimal flexibility.. > > For more thorough understanding of all security features, I recommend > reading the Security Guide available here: > http://developer.marklogic.com/pubs/ > > Kind regards, > Geert
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