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I want to implement authorization in my Rails application on a model level (not controller), in a similar way that validation on models is done. What is the best way to do this?
If it is implemented in the models itself, the main problem is that the models...
Started by Ralf on
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Why would you do this? Isn't controller level identification enough?
if @user.is_able_to_do::Admin_level_whatever return true end return false end
I would recommend you to look at declarative.
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I'm reading up on ASP .NET MVC, and I just got to a section talking about the Authorize attribute. It's saying that the Authorize attribute is used to check that a user is authenticated against a Controller. Is this true? I know that the attribute is ...
Started by Joseph on
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One level of authorization, the minimum, is that you need.
Technically it is only doing authorization.
Take a look at this blog post and see how the author implements both.
To test for authentication.
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How do I create a custom attribute to extend existing Authorize attribute in MVC?
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authorization at the action level, the authorization code runs // after the output caching module.
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Is there any need for code with author's name added in every function or even the files?
Yes code will be in source control and many programmers involved
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* * @author tooling for example, when you want to maintain....
Consider for example}, as well as other * constants and methods useful when dealing with a * {@code boolean} .
Of information (for widely deployed code base) is at the file level only.
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Where is the most fitting place for security and roles authorization to fit into the model view presenter design pattern?
Would it be for all pages that implement security to implement a specific interface, say IAuthorizedView that's along the lines of...
Started by Chris Marisic on
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Tells me if the entered information is valid or not and what level of security to grant the person authorization on the service level that there would end up alot of duplication of access checking.
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This is probably going to turn out to be a case of just needing another pair of eyes. I must be missing something, but I cannot figure out why this kind of thing cannot be tested for. I'm basically trying to ensure that unauthenticated users cannot access...
Started by Rob G on
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The [Authorize] attribute ensures that the routing engine.
You are testing at the wrong level.
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Our application is using forms authentication and the solution has been working well.
Recently one of our 2008 servers developed a problem where the authorization is not being propagated to subdirectories. In other words in the main web.config we have...
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The system.
Contained in application-level configuration files take precedence over inherited rules.
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You can create three separate pricing conditions.
group them in one category (so that at one point of time only one can be selected).
Give respective authorisation for each condition to respective user.
This way you will avoid hard coding and will provide...
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For Example sales manager will put discount up to 2% and same will be
applicable to other .
level.
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I have a question about custom authorization in MVC.
I have a site that I want to limit access to certain pages, depending on their group membership. Now I have seen tons of examples on how to do this if there is a single admin group and a single user...
Started by doobist on
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We're performing authorization at the action level, the authorization code runs // after the output.
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Hi Guys
I am in the process of moving some sites over to a new windows 2003 installation running IIS6. However I am running into problems with forms authentication. The sites in question run fine on the old box which is the same OS and IIS version.
When...
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EDIT: Going....
Just guessing here, because I wouldn't use IIS if you paid me, but perhaps you're missing some certificates or password files that need to be installed on the server? Maybe you need to tell IIS about the Roles/Users you're trying to match .
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