Hi, J Cameron! With constructor I mean the function I use to create the object. In this case: context.manage_addProduct['Yanged'].CrearYanged(NuevaId) CrearYanged How can I convert it to public? Thanks! 2007/7/24, J Cameron Cooper <jccooper@rice.edu>:
Garito wrote:
Hi Andrew! In a normal method inside the product's class I use this: security = ClassSecurityInfo() security.setPermissionDefault('Freemind', ('Manager', 'Developer')) security.declareProtected ('Freemind', 'freemind')
But outside the class I have no idea how to create security object
Can I put a code like this outside the class?
No. Permission for a constructor is set when you register it, usually in the __init__.py. (context.registerClass)
--jcc
2007/7/24, Andrew Milton <akm@theinternet.com.au <mailto:akm@theinternet.com.au>>:
+-------[ Garito ]---------------------- | Hi all! | | How can I declare a product's constructor public? | | Thanks!
You have to declare a permission first such as: "Add Garito Product" when you create your product, and register the class.
Then in the ZMI you simply add the roles you want access to that permission.
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