danno
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| Posted: 05/09/2008, 1:06 PM |
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Hi, I just came across CCS and things look promising. My main concerns are:
1) How does CCS implement PHP code protection so an application can not be easily copied by prying eyes?
2) Data access needs to be locked down. Based on customer login the user should only have access to his customer records and possibly a subset of them based on department etc. There should be no way for a data query to be modified by hacking.
Does CSS provide support for 1)? Does Authentication Builder take care of 2)?
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Danno
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Aaron
Posts: 145
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| Posted: 05/09/2008, 1:34 PM |
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Danno,
1) PHP code is interpreted so your original code gets run and spit out as html. Go look at any site's source code that has a *.php extension and you'll see it is all html.
2) Authentication Builder will take care of the login details, however, you will need to set permissions on each page as to the access level a person can have (ie: Manager, Director, User, Admin, etc). This can be accomplished via a GUI window in the Properties of the page. Another option is to build in ACLs to your database schema and have a query check the ACL in a header-type file that gets loaded on every page.
Regards,
Aaron
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