To my knowledge they do not, and this seems to be prohibited since the only 
approach is to attach one security role to each portlet.  So, a portlet by 
definition would not support multiple versions of itself with different 
security roles attached.  You could maybe do this by defining new 
permissions and then attaching them to your portlet.  Then the various roles 
you would have could be attached to users as they progress in payment, and 
these new roles could have the permissions to do new things.  However, I 
have no idea how to write new permissions.

Josh Hone
Florida State University
Physics Dept.

>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Brad Straw)
>Reply-To: "Jetspeed Users List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ("Jetspeed Users List")
>Subject: Security, panes, and "greyed-out" portlets
>Date: Fri, 14 Jun 2002 15:27:31 -0400
>
>Does jetspeed/turbine support a feature where users who have not been 
>granted access to a portlet, get to see a disabled/greyed out version of 
>the portlet.  Abstracting one layer -- the same with panes.  The user sees 
>a tab for each pane but can only access those panes to which he has been 
>authorized.
>
>This would be particularly usefull in an environment where users subscribe 
>to various portlets or entire groups of portlets (panes).  New features can 
>be identified and displayed in the portal but unless the user subscribes to 
>the new features ($$), the user can't use those features.
>
>If so, could anybody shed some light on the approach?
>
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