Hi,

Thanks for the quick answer.

Let me specify what i mean exactly. At this time, i restrict pages based on
a role using acegi. 
By read rights i mean the logged on user can see the page, but not edit it
(possibly by making a seperate jsp for that).

But what i want is to implement some sort of mechanism, which enables me to
alter the roles and their permissions.
By this, i mean that i will program a maintenance functionality, where the
site admin can update the roles permissions, and program my jsp restriction
based only on that permission, without the need to know the users role.
So, to restrict access to a page, i would like Acegi to look up the
permission for that page. Example, for page a.jsp, i would like Acegi to
look up the current users role, and check if that role has write permission
for that page. 

I dont want to make a role for every page, that would be far too complicated
in a large application. Therefore i would like to create some predefined
roles, which hold permissions for every page i have. This way, i would only
have to add a role to a userobject and that user would be granted access
accordingly.

Does this make any sense? Or am i thinking too complicated and is there a
simpler way to achieve this?

I need to implement this because my application needs to have a feature to
change the role permissions whenever the need occurs for this.

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