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steven
Hi,
Perhaps someone out there is knowledgeable about AzMan can answer my
newbie question-
I have a series of 1000 user accounts, where each account is accessible
with two types of permissions, read & write access. I am planning on
using ADAM as the user/role store. (There are some users with roles
who get only to read these accounts too)
Each account has exactly one owner. The owner has full (read & write)
access to their account. How do I make sure that an owner can only be
authorized for his/her account and noone elses? Role based
authorization is obviously not enough as I need indidividual level
authorization. What is the most elegant or simplest way to set this
up?
Will I need pass an SID into the BizRule processor? Or use some other
adjacent authorization scheme? Is there a way for AzMan and ADAM to do
all of this?
Perhaps someone out there is knowledgeable about AzMan can answer my
newbie question-
I have a series of 1000 user accounts, where each account is accessible
with two types of permissions, read & write access. I am planning on
using ADAM as the user/role store. (There are some users with roles
who get only to read these accounts too)
Each account has exactly one owner. The owner has full (read & write)
access to their account. How do I make sure that an owner can only be
authorized for his/her account and noone elses? Role based
authorization is obviously not enough as I need indidividual level
authorization. What is the most elegant or simplest way to set this
up?
Will I need pass an SID into the BizRule processor? Or use some other
adjacent authorization scheme? Is there a way for AzMan and ADAM to do
all of this?