In that case, you may want to store the groups as multivalued fields who would have access to the document. A filter query on the user group should have the results filtered as you expect.
you may also check Apache ManifoldCF as suggested by Szott. Regards, Jayendra On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 9:46 AM, satya swaroop <satya.yada...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Jayendra, > I forgot to mention the result also depends on the group of > user too.... It is some wat complex so i didnt tell it.. now i explain the > exact way.. > > user1, group1 -> java1, c1,sap1 > user2 ,group2-> java2, c2,sap2 > user3 ,group1,group3-> java3, c3,sap3 > user4 ,group3-> java4, c4,sap4 > user5 ,group3-> java5, c5,sap5 > > user1,group1 means user1 belong to group1 > > > Here the filter includes the group too.., if for eg: user1 searches for > "java" then the results should show as java1,java3 since java3 file is > acessable to all users who are related to the group1, so i thought of to > edit the code... > > Thanks, > satya >
