Deletion *is* an operation on the container because it
a) removes an attribute from the container
b) removes an entry from the container's _objects tuple
DELETE is for WebDAV.
You options are
a) Python Script with proxy role
b) External Method (or another form of unrestricted Python code)
Stefan
On 18. Apr 2006, at 14:15, Erik Billing wrote:
I want to create a python script that deletes a specific file from
a folder.
For now, the user who is calling the script does not have the
Delete objects
permission on the folder, only the file which he should be able to
delete. I
have previously used the delObjects method on the folder to remove
the file,
but this requires the Delete obejcts permission on the folder
itself. I
would like to do something like container[entry_id].DELETE() but
the DELETE
method requires 3 arguments, and I dont know what to give it? Or is it
better to go in the delObjects on the container and use a proxy to
solve the
permission problems?
Best regards /Erik
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