DWR

@Auth annotation only allows single value

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  • Type: Improvement Improvement
  • Status: Resolved Resolved
  • Priority: Major Major
  • Resolution: Fixed
  • Affects Version/s: 2.0.1
  • Fix Version/s: 3.0.M1
  • Component/s: Security
  • Description:
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    It's useful to be able to constrain a method invocation to multiple roles instead of just one. DWR supports this, but the @Auth annotation does not. Patch attached changes the role attribute to be an array, which is backward compatible since users can still use the single-value syntax.
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    It's useful to be able to constrain a method invocation to multiple roles instead of just one. DWR supports this, but the @Auth annotation does not. Patch attached changes the role attribute to be an array, which is backward compatible since users can still use the single-value syntax.

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    Allow_multiple_values_for_role.patch
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    Hani Suleiman
    30/May/07 3:05 PM

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Hani Suleiman added a comment - 30/May/07 7:08 PM

The one caveat is that this change is not binary compatible as the annotation signature has changed, so users will need to recompile (but no code changes required)

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Hani Suleiman added a comment - 30/May/07 7:08 PM The one caveat is that this change is not binary compatible as the annotation signature has changed, so users will need to recompile (but no code changes required)
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Joe Walker added a comment - 30/May/07 8:52 PM

patch applied to HEAD - thanks

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Joe Walker added a comment - 30/May/07 8:52 PM patch applied to HEAD - thanks

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  • Created:
    30/May/07 3:04 PM
    Updated:
    30/May/07 8:52 PM
    Resolved:
    30/May/07 8:52 PM
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