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Conference utrop1::linkworks_v3

Title:LinkWorks V3.0 Notes Conference
Notice:LNX_APO = APO issues, LINKWORKS_V3 = V3.0 issues
Moderator:tacklr.apd.dec.com::TACK_Lm::TACK_L
Created:Tue Jun 28 1994
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:2269
Total number of notes:8338

2112.0. "Comp Obj with limited delete" by TAV02::CHAIM (Semper ubi Sub ubi .....) Thu Feb 06 1997 13:41

It has been a long time since I attended the class programming course, and
basically have forgotten most of it.

SO, I would appreciate some assistance:

A customer would like to create a new object class similar to a cabinet which
can contain drawers which can contain folders etc. which cam be created ONLY by
the omdba. The omdba will then "mail" this object as a shared object to
whomever. All users will be able to create/edit documents within the object,
BUT ONLY the omdba or a specific user will be able to delete these documents.

He has been able to do everything except limiting users from deleting the
documents within this compound object.

Thanks,

Cb.
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2112.1IJSAPL::MONNINK_HFri Feb 07 1997 09:3912
    
    Cb,
    
    
    DeleteObject will be 'controlled' by the accessright given to the
    Object, the accessright is releated to the Owner of the Object and the
    current user, making the access right 'ForFeedBack' and the Owner
    'SystemAdministrator' should od the trick. (So you have to change the
    method CretateNewObject() for the given compound Object so that it will 
    set the accress right and the owner automatically).
    
    Han
2112.2didn't they send 2 programmers to the training?TAV02::SHAPIRASat Feb 08 1997 08:1517
>    
>    
>    DeleteObject will be 'controlled' by the accessright given to the
>    Object, the accessright is releated to the Owner of the Object and the
>    current user, making the access right 'ForFeedBack' and the Owner
>    'SystemAdministrator' should od the trick. (So you have to change the
>    method CretateNewObject() for the given compound Object so that it will 
>    set the accress right and the owner automatically).


Cb,

Isn't it for The ministary of housing? well, they had 2 programmers in our
latest training few weeks ago...they should be able to do what Han suggested.

Regards,
Yariv