Re: [Fwd: Re: [PEAR-DEV] User authorisation class]
| From: | Sebastiao Rocha | Date: | Sat, 22 Jun 2002 23:32:14 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: [Fwd: Re: [PEAR-DEV] User authorisation class] | ||
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>
> Storing the user object in a session and only connecting to the data
> container on login is already implemented, so this is not a problem.
> The ACL can also be refreshed during a session by calling a
> readRights() method which reconnects to the container and retrieves the
> latest ACL information.
>
> I guess I´ll go for a combination of solutions 1 and 3: A new
> connection object will be created for each listet server. That object
> can also be a SOAP object and will be in most cases.
> The SOAP server that is connected can in turn be configured to query a
> list of storage containers.
Sounds good to me. Keep in touch, please.
>
> The reason why I choose SOAP over XMLRPC? 1. Currently it´s a buzzword
> that makes managers go "aaah" and 2. I have more experience with that
> than with XMLRPC :-)
Well that is reason we have so many meaningless strings of letters, anyway.
Managers aways goes "aaah" (meaning: Duh!?) when we do that :) And we love
that, doesnt we?
To me sounds fine, but XMLRPC looks simple to me, since a dont have
experience with SOAP :)
S.Rocha