I have another question.

Can I be a 'Manager' for 'Team A', but a 'Player' for 'Team B'.

And if so how would i represent that in RS.


On Oct 16, 11:14 am, Ayende Rahien <[email protected]> wrote:
> inline (but basically it is yes to all your quesitons)
>
> On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 12:06 PM, Mick Delaney <[email protected]>wrote:
>
>
>
> > Basically I've been scratching the surface of rhino security, just
> > using groups and operations. i.e. add a user to a group,
> > and then check if this group has a permission for this operation,
> > with .OnEverything().DefaultLevel() etc.
> > I've built an mvc UI screen for that (based on the top half of your
> > mockup).
>
> > But I've not been using Entities/EntityGroups at all, but reading a
> > previous discussion about this admin UI i've made the assumption that
> > the botton half of your screen mock up was based on an Entity called
> > "Big Shipments".
>
> Yes
>
>
>
>
>
> > Am i correct??
>
> > Just so I understand Rhino Security correctly I've got an example.
>
> > A multitenant app for football teams, with an operation called Player/
> > Add, which adds a player to a team.
> > Only EXISTING team members with a role of 'Manager' should be able to
> > do this.
>
> > Table Players:
> > TeamId
> > PlayerId
> > PlayerName
>
> > Operation => Player/Add
> > IUser => TeamUser
> > UserGroup => Manager
> > Entity=>Team
>
> > bool canAddPlayer = authService.IsAllowed<Team>(currentUser,
> > currenTeam, 'Player/Add').
>
> > This will then extract the team id from Team, the id from User,  and
> > check if  a permission exists for this user against this team for this
> > operation, or if the user is part of a group
> > which has a permission against this team.
>
> Yes
>
> To Clarify:
>
>
>
>
>
> > We're denying permission for operation Player/Add for everyone.
>
> > Unless:
> > A: They're in the 'Managers' group (UserGroup)
> > B: They provide the correct Entity (Team)
>
> > For the admin screen then.
>
> > Global:
> > Operations: all operations
> > Allowed:     any permission on this operation where allow is true
> > Forbidden:  any permission on this operation where allow is false
>
> > Entity:
> > Operations: all operations
> > Allowed:     any permission on this operation where allow is true and
> > EntitySecurityKey = id whatever entity you provide
> > Forbidden:  any permission on this operation where allow is false and
> > EntitySecurityKey = id whatever entity you provide
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