Hi Jeremy, I will take a look at this today.
Thanks, *===================================* * Scott T Weaver������������������� * * Jakarta Jetspeed Portal Project�� * * [EMAIL PROTECTED] * *===================================* � > -----Original Message----- > From: Jeremy Ford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003 11:16 PM > To: Jetspeed Developers List > Subject: [Contribution] Security customizer > > I have developed a security customizer that I would like to contribute > back > to Jetspeed. It is based off of the PSML customizer. I have attached a > file with the necessary patches to integrate the security customizer as > well > as the new templates and code that provide the functionality. There are > two > templates attached. One allows a user to add more that one Allow to a > security access while the other only allows one Allow per security access. > I have seen posts on the list mentioning that multiple Allows might have > not > been the intention even though they are allowed via the API. Instead, one > should have multiple accesses with the same action. I have provided both > templates for either case. If it turns out that multiple Allows should > not > occur, you can greatly reduce the amount of code in the java file by > removing the unnecessary methods needed for Allows. > > I will also log this in Bugzilla with the attachment. > > If you have any questions, please feel free to let me know. > > Jeremy Ford > > How to use: > > Adding a security entry > 1) Click on "Add Security" > 2) Enter a name for you security entry, along with title and description > 4) Click on "Insert Security". > 5) You will be taken back to the security update form where you can add > security accesses > > Updating a security entry > 1) Choose a security entry and click on "Edit" > 2) Make modifications > 3) Click on "Update Security" > 4) The form should not reflect your changes > > Adding a Security Access > 1) Choose a security entry and click on "Edit" > 2) Choose the action type > 3) Choose the type of Allow > 4) If user or role Allow, choose appropriate value from the combo box. If > owner, do nothing > 5) Click "Add Security Access" > 6) The security access should now appear in the access list > > Removing a Security Access > 1) Choose a security entry and click on "Edit" > 2) Choose the accesses that you wish to remove > 3) Click on "Remove Access" > 4) The access list should no longer have the accesses in it > > Deleting a security entry > 1) Choose a security entry and click on "Delete" > 2) Confirm your decision > 3) The security entry will not be in the browser
