maybe the first release of a security framework for ussrp should be 4 or 5 database tables and a couple hibernate mapped objects like ReportRights and DataSourceRights which would indicate details on the authorizations for a given user for a given report.
for example, one user might have rights to view a report in PDF format but not CSV. another user might have rights to use a given datasource but not edit it.
then we might want to put some hooks into the controller also so that a user can't just change the URL to get the report they want...
does that make sense?
tom
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maybe the first release of a security framework for ussrp should be 4 or 5 database tables and a couple hibernate mapped objects like ReportRights and DataSourceRights which would indicate details on the authorizations for a given user for a given report.
for example, one user might have rights to view a report in PDF format but not CSV. another user might have rights to use a given datasource but not edit it.
then we might want to put some hooks into the controller also so that a user can't just change the URL to get the report they want...
does that make sense?
tom
Hi Tom,
that seems correct ...
it would be nice to add these features to ussrp
Did u add my second ssh key to the ussrp project ?
Eric
cool.
you upload your own ssh public keys. log in to sf. nav to - http://sourceforge.net/account/
you are already a developer, so after you upload your latest pub key, dev access for cvs should be working.
tom