Chathura C. Ekanayake wrote:
Hi Keith,
I understand that it is not a good practice to limit the use of Realm
interface. So I replaces the constructor parameters to use Realm
interface instead.
Idea of introducing a RegistryRealm is to limit some actions to maintain
registry user store in desired state.
If you are using a different realm, you have take care of limiting such
actions on the user store.
Thanks for pointing this out.
Chathura, how about implementing the RegistryRealm as a filter? THat way
you can internally say "new RegistryRealm (realm)" .. that way you can
layer on whatever you want to do a front to the user-given realm.
Sanjiva.
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