Re: [Acegisecurity-developer] MSc thesis on middle tier security

2005-01-07 Thread Scott Battaglia
Johan Andries wrote: One thing the integrated CAS SSO lacks is the fact that it limits the user to browser-only applications because the system uses HTTP redirects. At least, that's what I found out while reading the docs. So this is, AFAIK, an important reason why it would be interesting for o

Re: [Acegisecurity-developer] MSc thesis on middle tier security

2005-01-06 Thread Ben Alex
Johan Andries wrote: Vladimir Horev wrote: Hi all! Could you please explain me what lacks CAS that we need to write an additional single sign on system? In general, which features are you going to implement in near future? I mean, I have no strong preference, but I feel that a sample application

Re: [Acegisecurity-developer] MSc thesis on middle tier security

2005-01-05 Thread Johan Andries
Vladimir Horev wrote: Hi all! Could you please explain me what lacks CAS that we need to write an additional single sign on system? In general, which features are you going to implement in near future? I mean, I have no strong preference, but I feel that a sample application is not sufficient fo

[Acegisecurity-developer] MSc thesis on middle tier security

2005-01-05 Thread Vladimir Horev
Hi all! Could you please explain me what lacks CAS that we need to write an additional single sign on system? In general, which features are you going to implement in near future? I mean, I have no strong preference, but I feel that a sample application is not sufficient for me. Ben, a couple o

Re: [Acegisecurity-developer] MSc Thesis on middle tier security

2005-01-04 Thread Tim Kettering
Hi all, I believe it was me who brought up the issue of paginating collection results. That issue along with everything else that is being discussed in this thread is of great interest to me because of the project we are using Acegi on will need to make use of all those functions. So if there

Re: [Acegisecurity-developer] MSc Thesis on middle tier security

2004-12-31 Thread Ben Alex
Sergio Berna wrote: Andy, I agree that filtering the method response is a fascinating area. The only problem I have always found on filtering a method response is that it doesn't scale properly when performance is an issue. I'm particularly thinking on Collections here, where the full collection ch

RE: [Acegisecurity-developer] MSc Thesis on middle tier security

2004-12-31 Thread Sergio Berna
forge.net Asunto: Re: [Acegisecurity-developer] MSc Thesis on middle tier security The new model object filtering is a fascinating area in my mind. One thing we've implemented (before Acegi had its own filtering) is the ability to filter down to the property level on an object. In othe

Re: [Acegisecurity-developer] MSc Thesis on middle tier security

2004-12-30 Thread Andy Depue
The new model object filtering is a fascinating area in my mind. One thing we've implemented (before Acegi had its own filtering) is the ability to filter down to the property level on an object. In other words, you can secure a specific property and if someone doesn't have clearance then the

Re: [Acegisecurity-developer] MSc Thesis on middle tier security

2004-12-30 Thread Ben Alex
Vladimir Horev wrote: Hello list! I'm planning to write a MSc thesis on the subject of business tier security. My idea was to take part of some open source project (acegi) and develop some component that I could use in my thesis. Could you recommend me something on that? regards, Vladimir Hi Vl

[Acegisecurity-developer] MSc Thesis on middle tier security

2004-12-30 Thread Vladimir Horev
Hello list! I'm planning to write a MSc thesis on the subject of business tier security. My idea was to take part of some open source project (acegi) and develop some component that I could use in my thesis. Could you recommend me something on that? regards, Vladimir ---