Portal security model implementation

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Portal security model implementation

Ray Auge
Hello All,

I'm trying to figure out the best way to implement a portal security
framework for portlets based on an existing model.

Would I create a processor and insert it at the beginning of any portlet
pipeline? Or is there some better/existing mechanism.


Ray





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Re: Portal security model implementation

Erik Bruchez
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Raymond,

There is no perfect mechanism at the moment, but you could, instead of
loading up the PFC processor as main processor for the portlet, you
could plug the Pipeline processor and point to your own XPL file.

That XPL file would first check the security, then call up the PFC
processor if security passes.

-Erik

Raymond Auge wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I'm trying to figure out the best way to implement a portal security
> framework for portlets based on an existing model.
>
> Would I create a processor and insert it at the beginning of any portlet
> pipeline? Or is there some better/existing mechanism.

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