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How to handle user rights/permissions
Hi,
I am not clear on how I can handle different user rights in Struts. This is how
I perceive it to be:
There are different "sections" on my (Struts-powered) website, for example:
Section A: Handling employee data.
Section B: Handling company information.
Section C: System administration.
(A page can contain elements of different sections.)
Each user has their own access level for each section which is one of the
following:
Level 0: No rights.
Level 1: Read-only.
Level 2: Write.
For example, if an input field X belongs to section A and the user has A=0
permission, X should not be displayed. For A=1, X should be simple HTML text.
For A=2, it should be the input field.
Can something like this be handled with Struts? If so, how? If not, what's the
best I can get in terms of user access management?
Thanks.
-Oliver
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RE: Newbie Struts requirements question
Posted by James Holmes <jh...@yahoo.com>.
These types of questions are best directed to the
Struts Users' mailing list. This list is solely for
the discussion of the development of the actual core
Struts Code, not developing Struts applications, etc.
struts-user@jakarta.apache.org
Hope that helps.
-james
james@jamesholmes.com
http://www.jamesholmes.com/struts/
--- Ballard <kb...@cinci.rr.com> wrote:
> I've got a question. I want to run this Struts
> sample app at home but I'm
> running Windows ME. I've downloaded the Apache web
> server but it isn't
> really supported on ME. I don't want to make this
> exercise any harder than
> it needs to be, so I'm thinking of upgrading my OS
> to Windows XP
> Professional. What I can't figure out from the
> Microsoft site is: Can I run
> services on Windows XP Professional? Or can I run
> them on the regular XP?
> Would I be better of upgrading to Windows 2000
> Professional? I know I can
> run services on that. I know the missus wouldn't be
> pleased if I switched
> our PC to Linux so it's either 2000 Pro or some kind
> of XP. (I think).
>
> You don't happen to have any insight here, do you?
>
>
>
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RE: Newbie Struts requirements question
Posted by Ballard <kb...@cinci.rr.com>.
I've got a question. I want to run this Struts sample app at home but I'm
running Windows ME. I've downloaded the Apache web server but it isn't
really supported on ME. I don't want to make this exercise any harder than
it needs to be, so I'm thinking of upgrading my OS to Windows XP
Professional. What I can't figure out from the Microsoft site is: Can I run
services on Windows XP Professional? Or can I run them on the regular XP?
Would I be better of upgrading to Windows 2000 Professional? I know I can
run services on that. I know the missus wouldn't be pleased if I switched
our PC to Linux so it's either 2000 Pro or some kind of XP. (I think).
You don't happen to have any insight here, do you?
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Re: How to handle user rights/permissions
Posted by James Holmes <jh...@yahoo.com>.
These types of questions are best directed to the
Struts Users' mailing list. This list is solely for
the discussion of the development of the actual core
Struts Code, not developing Struts applications, etc.
struts-user@jakarta.apache.org
Hope that helps.
-james
james@jamesholmes.com
http://www.jamesholmes.com/struts/
--- Oliver Kuederle <ok...@yahoo.de> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am not clear on how I can handle different user
> rights in Struts. This is how
> I perceive it to be:
>
> There are different "sections" on my
> (Struts-powered) website, for example:
>
> Section A: Handling employee data.
> Section B: Handling company information.
> Section C: System administration.
>
> (A page can contain elements of different sections.)
>
> Each user has their own access level for each
> section which is one of the
> following:
>
> Level 0: No rights.
> Level 1: Read-only.
> Level 2: Write.
>
> For example, if an input field X belongs to section
> A and the user has A=0
> permission, X should not be displayed. For A=1, X
> should be simple HTML text.
> For A=2, it should be the input field.
>
> Can something like this be handled with Struts? If
> so, how? If not, what's the
> best I can get in terms of user access management?
>
> Thanks.
> -Oliver
>
>
>
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