Consider a way to get access to files on the user's system (outside the sandbox)
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Key: MASHUP-1098
URL: https://wso2.org/jira/browse/MASHUP-1098
Project: WSO2 Mashup Server
Issue Type: Improvement
Reporter: Jonathan Marsh
Assignee: Channa Gunawardena
I'd like to see a mechanism whereby a mashup can:
- provide a path to a file or folder anywhere on the user's hard drive.
- provide a feedback loop to the user on whether access to this file should be
allowed
- Windows desk tray can provide a message like "MashupX wants access to the
mydata.xml file [folder] - click to allow", followed by "allow once", "allow
always", or "disallow". Maybe even an "include subdirectories" option.
- A permissions file that can be user-edited that keeps track of specific
file/folder permissions for the particular mashups.
- Remove permissions when a mashup is deleted (in case a future mashup with
that name is deployed).
- Some kind of Linux solution? (Perhaps a wholedesk tray equivalent?)
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