Dave Newton :
--- On Tue, 8/19/08, Haulyn R. Jason wrote:
When our client login our system, I can create a List
contains privilege objects, it includes properties:action
name and namespace, without a custom tag, how can I check
whether this member should see the link? I mean, I do not
know how to do it without writing Java code.
I didn't say without writing a custom tag, I said without writing Java; the
same functionality could be in a JSP 2.0 tag file. And I didn't say it was the
*best* idea, it's just another option.
It doesn't matter, but I don't really get your access scheme; personally I would have
just assign a collection of roles to a user and the tag would check a user versus a role,
so in pseudo-code a "guarded link" would look like:
<foo:userHasRole role="admin">
<a href="admin">Admin</a>
</foo:userHasRole>
This is only reasonable if there are a small-ish number of places this is
needed, otherwise as somebody else suggested it might be better to just render
a completely different page.
Dave
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Oh, Sorry,Dave
I know what's your meaning now.
I think I can do it like this:
1. when the member Login, I store a List<Privilege> in session scope
2. I will use Interceptor to protect my application
3. I will write a custom tag using Java, to validate whether a link
should be displayed.
4. All my page, all components are dynamic, So I need to execute some
logic in custom tags
What's your opinion?
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