I\'m using CakePHP\'s ACL component to manage permissions for my app.I have about three different \"Roles\", with different access levels.I am using the HTML helper throughout, to create links to diff
I have a webpage I am working on using asp.net mvc3. I am deploying it via appharbor which is amazing. The entire page is public, so I don\'t need user authentication or anything like that, but there
I am making a page that responds to an AJAX request with a certain string when another certain string is provided as a GET variable. In order to avoid problems with the \"same origin\" policy, I have
I have an ASP.NET MVC site which makes use of the repository pattern for accessing and modifying data. My repository interface is passed to each controller through their constructors. I\'m also using
I\'m making a cross domain POST request. I added Access-Control-* headers to the web server, but Google Chrome javascript console raises:
I went through the tutorials and examples on the CakePHP Acl and Auth components today in detail. I configured my Auth component to use $this->Auth->aut开发者_开发问答horize = \'actions\'.With t
We currently have a few .Net applications on different domains with separate membership on each. We are moving to a federated login with single sign-on (and hopefully single sign-off) and a centralise
Has anyone used some RBAC (or other access control) in a GWT based project deployed in App Engine? Or actually how to manage GWT-RPC calls to by role base开发者_JS百科d?
I have a number of projects (some commercial, some not) in which both field- and resource-level access are needed. Naturally, it would be nice to use and contribute to an ORM project rather that re-in
I am having troubles with Access-Control-Allow-Origin. I am using CodeIgni开发者_开发问答ter (CI) & jQuery to make a jQuery.getJSON() call. I call jQuery.getJSON() using a CI URL. My base URL in t
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