Re: Authorization frustration

Gene:

The quick answer is the table ComponentSecurity needs an entry for your
model. Have a look at the existing records. (I'm assuming your using the
default table-based security implementation)

Longer answer: If a component (which a model is) is Securable, it uses
ComponentSecurity. If it's InstanceSecurable, InstanceSecurity is the
able, and if InvokationSecurable, then InvokationSecurity is used.

HTH!

Mike

On Thu, 2004-12-02 at 18:28, Gene wrote:
> I'm having incredible trouble getting my tiny brain around the 
> authorization entries.  I'm getting the following exception:
> java.lang.SecurityException: Could not run model 
> 'oscn.prompt-lookupCaseMaster' for role 'org.keel.services.model.Model', 
> Service 'org.keel.services.model.Model/oscn.prompt-lookupCaseMaster' Not 
> Authorized
> 
> 
> I have a user, 'USER1', and a group, "GROUP1", that USER1 belongs to, 
> that I need to give full access to this model.  Can someone give me an 
> example of the configuration/db entry of the component that I need to 
> add to allow this?  Point me to a wiki?  Anything?
> 
> the model is configured as:
> 
>      <prompt activation="request" logger="oscn" 
> id="oscn.prompt-lookupCaseMaster">
>        <group>root</group>
>        <group>GROUP1</group>
>        <input label="" name="appealNumber"/>
>        <command label="Find Case" model="oscn.process-findCaseMaster" 
> name="find"/>
>      </prompt>
> 
> sorry to be so daft
> 
> gene
> 
> 
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