Excuse me, I made a mistake ;o)
setAcl() is my method :
My code is :
Ace[] aces = new Ace[1];
boolean inherited, protectedAce;
Privilege priv;
String inheritedFrom;
protectedAce = false;
inherited = false;
inheritedFrom = "";
aces[0] = new Ace(principal, deny, protectedAce, inherited,
inheritedFrom);
priv = new Privilege("DAV:", privilege, "");
aces[0].addPrivilege(priv);
return resource.aclMethod(path, aces);
Sorry...
----- Original Message -----
From: "Elodie Tasia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Slide Group" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2002 3:05 PM
Subject: Using ACL
Hi,
I used the aclMethod on a resource to prevent it from being written :
resource.setAcl(principal, deny, privilege)
with : principal = "all"; privilege = "write"; deny = true.
When I get the properties on the resource, I can see such an acl property :
acl : denied to all (not protected) (not inherited), granted to
/+/users/group (protected) (inherited from '/files'), granted to all
(protected) (inherited from '/files'), granted to /users/guest (protected)
(inherited from '/files'), granted to /users/elo (protected) (inherited from
'/files'), granted to /users/root (protected) (inherited from '/files'),
granted to /root (protected) (inherited from '/')
So, I don't think I called the method in a right way. It seems that the
users are still allowed to write on the resource...
What must be the parameters ?
Thanx
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