Okay, in my application there are several different sections of the site that required different levels of access to them. I also have a number of convenience page classes that I subclass to implement different types of pages (like a list page or an add/edit page). I want to provide access control to the pages but subclassing doesnt really fit here. For instance my page cannot extend both the AddEditPage and the AdminPage (for restricting access to all admin pages) classes. I was thinking of creating an access delegate interface that my base convenience class can call in order to validate the page but then I would have to add these access delegates in every page. One option I can see is using some sort of AoP solution (like spring aop or something) that would add the delegates to all the pages in the admin section, for instance. Any ideas/suggestions on a solution to this. I can't think of a pattern to fit it off the top of my head although I'm sure this is one out there. Thanks. :)
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