notifications-security-procs.tcl

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notifications-security-procs.tcl

Notifications Security Library Manage permissions for notifications.

Location:

packages/notifications/tcl/notifications-security-procs.tcl
Created:

2002-05-27
Author:

Ben Adida
CVS Identification:

$Id: notifications-security-procs.tcl,v 1.9.2.2 2022/07/12 11:30:59 antoniop Exp $

Procedures in this file

notification::security::can_admin_request_p (public)
notification::security::can_notify_object_p (public)
notification::security::can_notify_user (public)
notification::security::require_admin_request (public)
notification::security::require_notify_object (public)

Detailed information

notification::security::can_admin_request_p (public)

 notification::security::can_admin_request_p [ -user_id user_id ] \
    -request_id request_id

Checks if a user can manage a given notification request.

Switches:

-user_id
(optional)
-request_id
(required)

See Also:

permission::permission_p

Partial Call Graph (max 5 caller/called nodes):

Testcases:
No testcase defined.

notification::security::can_notify_object_p (public)

 notification::security::can_notify_object_p [ -user_id user_id ] \
    -object_id object_id

This checks if a user can request notification on a given object.

Switches:

-user_id
(optional)
-object_id
(required)

See Also:

permission::permission_p

Partial Call Graph (max 5 caller/called nodes):

Testcases:
No testcase defined.

notification::security::can_notify_user (public)

 notification::security::can_notify_user -user_id user_id \
    [ -delivery_method_id delivery_method_id ]

Can a user be notified for a given delivery method. This proc can be expanded to deal with cases when we don't want to send a notification. For instance we could check email_bouncing_p or if a user is on vacation. Right now it just makes sure its an approved user.

Switches:

-user_id
(required)
-delivery_method_id
(optional)

Partial Call Graph (max 5 caller/called nodes):

Testcases:
No testcase defined.

notification::security::require_admin_request (public)

 notification::security::require_admin_request [ -user_id user_id ] \
    -request_id request_id

Require the ability to admin a request.

Switches:

-user_id
(optional)
-request_id
(required)

See Also:

permission::require_permission

Partial Call Graph (max 5 caller/called nodes):

Testcases:
No testcase defined.

notification::security::require_notify_object (public)

 notification::security::require_notify_object [ -user_id user_id ] \
    -object_id object_id

Require the ability to notify on an object.

Switches:

-user_id
(optional)
-object_id
(required)

See Also:

permission::require_permission

Partial Call Graph (max 5 caller/called nodes):

Testcases:
No testcase defined.

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ad_library {

    Notifications Security Library

    Manage permissions for notifications.

    @creation-date 2002-05-27
    @author Ben Adida <ben@openforce.biz>
    @cvs-id $Id: notifications-security-procs.tcl,v 1.9.2.2 2022/07/12 11:30:59 antoniop Exp $

}

namespace eval notification::security {

    d_proc -public can_notify_user {
        {-user_id:required}
        {-delivery_method_id ""}
    } {
        Can a user be notified for a given delivery method.

        This proc can be expanded to deal with cases when we don't want to
        send a notification.  For instance we could check email_bouncing_p
        or if a user is on vacation. Right now it just makes sure its an
        approved user.

        @param user_id
        @param delivery_method_id
    } {
        return [expr {[acs_user::get_user_info -user_id $user_id -element member_state] eq "approved"}]
    }

    d_proc -public can_notify_object_p {
        {-user_id ""}
        {-object_id:required}
    } {
        This checks if a user can request notification on a given object.

        @param user_id
        @param object_id

        @see permission::permission_p
    } {
        return [permission::permission_p -party_id $user_id -object_id $object_id -privilege "read"]
    }

    d_proc -public require_notify_object {
        {-user_id ""}
        {-object_id:required}
    } {
        Require the ability to notify on an object.

        @param user_id
        @param object_id

        @see permission::require_permission
    } {
        # require user to be logged in
        auth::require_login
        return [can_notify_object_p -user_id $user_id -object_id $object_id]
    }

    d_proc -public can_admin_request_p {
        {-user_id ""}
        {-request_id:required}
    } {
        Checks if a user can manage a given notification request.

        @param user_id
        @param request_id

        @see permission::permission_p
    } {
        # owner of notification or side-wide admin
        set allowed 0
        if {$user_id eq ""} {
            set user_id [ad_conn user_id]
        }
        if {[acs_user::site_wide_admin_p -user_id $user_id]} {
            set allowed 1
        } else {
            set allowed [db_0or1row check_owner {
                select 1 from notification_requests
                where request_id = :request_id
                  and user_id = :user_id
            }]
        }
        return $allowed
    }

    d_proc -public require_admin_request {
        {-user_id ""}
        {-request_id:required}
    } {
        Require the ability to admin a request.

        @param user_id
        @param request_id

        @see permission::require_permission
    } {
        # require user to be logged in
        auth::require_login
        return [can_admin_request_p -user_id $user_id -request_id $request_id]
    }
}

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