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From: Henry Story <henry.story@bblfish.net>
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Subject: setting permissions on a graph?
Date: Mon, 21 Mar 2011 15:56:29 +0100
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I the WebIdGraphsService a permission on a graph in set by calling

=
tcManager.getTcAccessController.setRequiredReadPermissionStrings(localGrap=
hUri,
List(new TcPermission(Constants.CONTENT_GRAPH_URI_STRING, =
TcPermission.READ).toString))

I don't understand what
Constants.CONTENT_GRAPH_URI_STRING

has to do in there. I am not sure how to read the =
setRequiredReadPermissionStrings method.

Also is it called setRequiredReadPermissionStrings when you can set read =
or write permissions?
Why not just setPermissions?

I would like to have a graph for each user with an account, to which =
every agent on the web - even anonymous users - can write, but where the =
deleting is going to be very restricted. I also want to filter that =
graph so that each agent can only see what he wrote to the graph.
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  The point of this graph is for people using other CMSes to be able to =
send pings to a Clerezza user in order to notify him for example that =
she was added to someone's foaf profile for example.

I am not quite sure what permissions I should set on that graph... If =
there was to be a permission restriction, it might be for certain code =
to be able to write to that graph - the ping code for example.

Still new to this.

Henry


Social Web Architect
http://bblfish.net/