Hi Mikko, i had the same problem and i decided to modify the MkcolMethod on the server-side. for sure, thats not a really satisfying solution but it works.
if the path ends with a "+" i'm creating a GroupNode and if it ends with a "~" i'm creating a LinkNode instead of a SubjectNode... maybe that helps... Marc Am Don, 2003-08-07 um 09.26 schrieb Mikko H�m�l�inen: > Hi > I use the Tomcat/Slide for managing user permissions and files on a > project-management site. The users can have different permissions on > their own home directory and different ones for every project goup > they are members of. > > I managed to create a system where I can dynamically create user without > the need of restarting Tomcat every time a new user is created. I've > done this by configuring the Tomcat to use JDBC store as a user DB > instead of the tomcat-users.xml. > > The next problem is that I must group users for setting ACL-permissions > for the whole group. I have no idea how to do this with JDBC store. > With the Domain.xml the procedure is simple with <objectnode > classname="org.apache.slide.structure.GroupNode" uri="/users/grpXXX"> > (and the example Domain.xml makes it even more simple), but I haven't > been able to find any information on how to do this with JDBC.. Should > I add some group-tables to the Tomcat's authentication DB or what.. > Any ideas/links/help appreciated. > > I'd rather not use the Tomcat's roles for grouping users, since I have > even less idea what they are than I have on this JDBC store thing ;-) > > > Mikko H�m�l�inen > > Espoon-Vantaan teknillinen ammattikorkeakoulu - EVTEK -- Marc Sommer I::Dev +49 721 91374-364 Schlund + Partner AG PGP Key-ID: 0743ED19 http://www.schlund.de
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