This has been used to solve the problem seen by Michael when iterating over items and getting "meta_type" where the sessioning objects were in the list of items being iterated over. Michael R. Bernstein wrote:
On Wed, 2002-01-09 at 10:13, Wolfram Kerber wrote:
I didn't think you could have more than one setDefaultAccess in a class. If you can, then you can set:
security.setDefaultAccess('deny') security.setDefaultAccess({'meta_type': 1})
The last 'setDefaultAccess' statement in a class will define the actual behaviour, i.e use only one.
But otherwise, you would have to list all attributes of the class in the dict of a single statement, wouldn't you?
No, all attributes that aren't in the dict are private.
Thanks, Wolfram. That was very informative.
This will let classes that use declarative security have a deny by default policy, while still allowing access to certain attributes for backward compatibility.
Michael Bernstein.