PHP 5 CMS Framework Development: Access Control | Database Journal

PHP 5 CMS Framework Development: Access Control

Nov 3, 2008
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[From WebReference]

Now we have some ideas about database, we quickly run into another requirement. Many websites will want to control who has access to what. Once embarked on this route, it turns out there are many situations where access control is appropriate, and they can easily become very complex. So in this chapter we look at the most highly regarded model–role-based access control–and find ways to implement it. The aim is to achieve a flexible and efficient implementation that can be exploited by increasingly sophisticated software. To show what is going on, the example of a file repository extension is used.

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