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Basic user service security
belongs to Java Toolkit Info  by Jonathan Bell on 2008-09-30 05:09 PM read 116 times |
I recently added support for very basic user service security. The user service now supports Group and Func entities for assigning security roles to users. Currently, the only supported Group/Role is "Admins". This group gives users full access to every user profile in the system.
The toolkit has been updated to take advantage of this new feature. The User object now has a property groups which is a list of all groups a user is assigned to. Since there is only 1 supported group currently, the way to make a user and admin would be:
user.setGroups(Collections.singletonList("Admins"));
Likewise, to stop a user from being an admin:
user.getGroups.clear();
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re: Basic user service security
 a reply to Basic user service securityby terry on 2008-10-02 04:34 PM read 35 times |
this is just a test reply. trying to recreate brittain's explosion.
blah.
maybe i should lock it after all.
blah.
bored.
waiting4draft.
roar.
moo.
ruff.
meow.
woof.
ribbit.
i bet you get an email from this, jbell. sorry about that.
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