2007/7/16, Xavier Hanin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
I'm currently investigating using Acegi for the security of my spring
based app and what I see so far seems very flexible and well thought.
Congrats to the dev team!
I'd like to ask for feedback about the best strategy to implement my
authorization requirements. Indeed I need to give access to some domain
objects depending on their state (eg grant when field1=value1), and I'm not
sure what's the best option for this. I think I could use ACL, and update
the ACE when the object state change. Since my objects do not change very
often, it might be a good solution. But then if I want to revoke a right I
will have to update the ACL of all objects matching the corresponding state.
The other idea I have is to implement my own AccessDecisionVoter, taking
care of querying the state of the object to grant or deny access.
Do you have an idea of what's the best approach? Maybe you even think at
another better alternative? Any feedback would be appreciated.
Regards,
Xavier
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hi
Xavier
check the *JdbcMutableAclService *class, in there exists a method called *
updateAcl.*
I hope it will help u.
regards,
Shi
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