Hello NG,

I guess this problem is more towards design than toward C# language so =
if you think that is the case then please kindly point me to the right =
NG or articals.=20

Problem is, in my application, I need a have users go through the rights =
check before performing any function. Now I can't hardcode every =
function that is available in the application. I was wondering if there =
is a better design to perform that. For example, like in MS Windows, if =
users do not have rights to access a folder (local or network) they are =
prompted and all this can be setup by new kind of groups or rules. Now =
to follow same thing but in smaller level, if user wants to print a =
document, my application should check if user has rights or not. Better =
design will be if all functions are not hardcoded in the application =
rather some intelligent algorithm created some datastructure to handle =
that.

Thank you,

See msdn by keywords "role based security" and "code access security"
I guess this problem is more towards design than toward C# language so =
if you think that is the case then please kindly point me to the right =
NG or articals.=20

Problem is, in my application, I need a have users go through the =
rights check before performing any function. Now I can't hardcode every =
function that is available in the application. I was wondering if there =
is a better design to perform that. For example, like in MS Windows, if =
users do not have rights to access a folder (local or network) they are =
prompted and all this can be setup by new kind of groups or rules. Now =
to follow same thing but in smaller level, if user wants to print a =
document, my application should check if user has rights or not. Better =
design will be if all functions are not hardcoded in the application =
rather some intelligent algorithm created some datastructure to handle =
that.

Thank you,