Reminder:

When submitting patches (especially documentation patches) please
remember to site yourself in the "authors" section and include that in
the patch.  (for source this is a @author tag on the class javadoc) --
This makes sure we give credit where credit is due.

-Andy

On Fri, 2002-04-26 at 01:38, Drew Varner wrote:
> Below is a patch (diff) for the file
> 
> jakarta-poi/src/java/org/apache/poi/hpsf/SummaryInformation.java
> 
> The patch adds some more detail to the Javadoc comments for the method 
> 
> public int getSecurity()
> 
> There seems to be a problem here. The method returns 0 if the field is not 
> present. Well, 0 is also a valid value for the field according to Microsoft, 
> indicating a security level of "None". Is there a way to distinguish between 
> the two or are they synonymous?
> 
> Source of info for the comment patch:
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?
> url=/library/enus/com/stgu_8910.asp
> 
> file: HSPF SummaryInformation.java
> 
> 282,292c282,283
> <      * <p>Returns 
> <      *   <ul>
> <      *     <li>0 if the {@link SummaryInformation} does not contain a 
> <      *         security field or if there is no security on the document
> <      *     </li>
> <      *     <li>1 if the document is password protected</li>
> <      *     <li>2 if the document is read-only recommended</li>
> <      *     <li>4 if the document is read-only enforced</li>
> <      *     <li>8 if the document is locked for annotations</li>
> <      *   </ul>
> <      * </p>
> ---
> >      * <p>Returns the stream's security field or 0 if the {@link
> >      * SummaryInformation} does not contain a security field.</p>
> 
> Thanks,
> Drew
> ___________________
> Drew Varner
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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