How to help the user navigate to his own folder

[Gao Jun <ga...@yahoo.com>]

Hi everyone,
 
I've a problem in using Slide and I'd like to hear your suggestion.
We are using slide to implement a document management system and we
will assign specific users access to specific folders. For example,
we have a doc tree like,
 
A
   -B1
        -C
   -B2
 
One user has the access to folder C, so he can read and write in folder C.
However, I have the problem of letting this user enter C folder. 
First, because he doesn't have access to A and B1, so he can't navigate to
C by enter A first, then enter B1.
Second, if I let this user jump into C directly, this user should know his
folder has the path A/B1/C. But does Slide provide a way (some api) to let
us find this users all available paths?
 
Have you ever met this kind of problem? Any suggestion?
 
Thanks and regards,
 
Jun


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Re: How to help the user navigate to his own folder

[Bill Siggelkow <bi...@bellsouth.net>]

I suggest you slide (couldn't resist:) on over to 
http://jakarta.apache.org/site/mail2.html#Slide.

Gao Jun wrote:

> Hi everyone,
>  
> I've a problem in using Slide and I'd like to hear your suggestion.
> We are using slide to implement a document management system and we
> will assign specific users access to specific folders. For example,
> we have a doc tree like,
>  
> A
>    -B1
>         -C
>    -B2
>  
> One user has the access to folder C, so he can read and write in folder C.
> However, I have the problem of letting this user enter C folder. 
> First, because he doesn't have access to A and B1, so he can't navigate to
> C by enter A first, then enter B1.
> Second, if I let this user jump into C directly, this user should know his
> folder has the path A/B1/C. But does Slide provide a way (some api) to let
> us find this users all available paths?
>  
> Have you ever met this kind of problem? Any suggestion?
>  
> Thanks and regards,
>  
> Jun
> 
> 
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> Tired of spam?  Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around 
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