Existing Fine-grained access control library/framework?
Rhino Security is worth a look. Might change your assumptions.
Rhino Security is worth a look. Might change your assumptions...
I saw Rhino Security, but I'm not using N and it seems like Rhino Security is build only for that. If that's true, it isn't general-purpose enough for what I'm trying to do. Am I mistaken?
– Alan McBee Jul 30 '10 at 2:30.
Turns out that the thing I needed (and don't know why I didn't see it before) was Windows AzMan. It took a little of work to figure out how to do something like an inheritable ACL, but with some creative use of scopes, I have a pretty manageable, flexible, and fast system. AzMan totally rocks, but its documentation leaves a little to be desired.
But before I take it to the next level and build this beastie, I wondered if anyone knew of a widely-accepted system, module, or library (doesn't necessarily have to be . NET) which already assists developers with implementing this kind of fine-grained control over entities (whether that means database records or objects in an ORM or whatever). P.W. In reviewing answers before posting this to SO, I found an answer elsewhere (SO LINK) that suggested Zend_Acl might have this kind of capability for LAMP project, but I would prefer a .
NET/Windows solution instead.
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