Yes, wiki would be good.
but if I understood well, the wiki subject must be created by a jboss user, no ?
= how to create a subject ? I did not find it (for other contribution, before).
by the way, as you have declared the pamf service in the portlet description
(jboss-portlet.xml), you can then
To create a new wiki page, just reference it from another page, then you will
get a ? to click on.
Or:
Go to something like:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=MyWikiPage
replace MyWikiPage by anything. Then reference it from other pages.
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done :
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=CheckPermissionOfAnyPortalObjectNode
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Hello.
you can check the permission on a role by using the
request.isUserInRole(myRole)
It would return true if the user has the role myRole.
Would that be enough for you ?
(if you define new roles other than user and admin you need to define them
in portlet.xml so that it can work. See the
Thank you for answer.
Unfortunatelly it is not enough for me. The problem is that I need to check
permission of the current user for any PortalObjectNode instance from within my
portlet (my custom navigation portlet).
Of course, I can invent my own security-role property of page/window and
I have just found sollution!
I injected PortalAuthorizationManagerFactory service into my navigation portlet
in jboss-portlet.xml like following:
service-nameAMF/service-name
service-classorg.jboss.portal.security.spi.auth.PortalAuthorizationManagerFactory/service-class
Actually yes, you are right.
Could you add this to our wiki for other users ?
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