Robin Bai - Friday, May 8, 2009 12:19 AM:
SamsAn - Monday, May 11, 2009 12:11 PM:
Life cycle state has State Permissions property. So, if you promote itemA to state stateA with permissions stateAPerms then stateAPerms are assigned to itemA automatically.
It is possible to dynamically (through server-side or client-side method) assign permission_id (this property is responsible for permissions) of itemA when need. Just a user should have can_change_access=1 for itemA instance.
Also, server-side api has special methods to dynamically include the current session user into a special group. C# code example is below:
Aras.Server.Security.Identity daemonIdentity = Aras.Server.Security.Identity.GetById(DaemonIdentityId);
bool PermissionWasSet = Aras.Server.Security.Permissions.GrantIdentity(daemonIdentity);
...
// Code to execute an operation allowed for daemonIdentity.
...
if (PermissionWasSet) Aras.Server.Security.Permissions.RevokeIdentity(daemonIdentity);
SamsAn.
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