Class ProjectSentry

ProjectSentry guards Project entities and their component rows. The ProjectSentry applies to the following classes: Project, ProjectRow, ProjectMemberRow, PhoneRow, EmailRow, UrlRow, TextRow, UdefLarge and UdefSmall

Inheritance

Object

Sentry

Sentry<ProjectTableInfo>

RoleRightsSentry<ProjectTableInfo>

ProjectSentry

Implements

ICloneable

Inherited Members

RoleRightsSentry<ProjectTableInfo>.GetMainRight()

RoleRightsSentry<ProjectTableInfo>.RoleTableRights

RoleRightsSentry<ProjectTableInfo>.VisibleForRights

Sentry<ProjectTableInfo>.GetInterestingFieldsInTable(TableInfo)

Sentry<ProjectTableInfo>.InterestedInAnyInstanceOf<T>()

Sentry<ProjectTableInfo>.SuperComputeDerivedTableRights()

Sentry<ProjectTableInfo>.ComputeDerivedTableRight(TableRight)

Sentry<ProjectTableInfo>.SuperComputeTableRights()

Sentry<ProjectTableInfo>.AddInterestingTables(TableInfo[])

Sentry<ProjectTableInfo>.ComputeLicenseExpiration()

Sentry<ProjectTableInfo>.SuperComputeFieldRights()

Sentry<ProjectTableInfo>.CanCoverTable(TableInfo)

Sentry<ProjectTableInfo>.IsTableCovered(TableInfo)

Sentry<ProjectTableInfo>.SetAllTableRights(ETableRight, String)

Sentry<ProjectTableInfo>.GetOwnerFieldRight()

Sentry<ProjectTableInfo>.AnalyzeQuery(PrivateSelect)

Sentry<ProjectTableInfo>.ToString()

Sentry<ProjectTableInfo>.InterestingFields

Sentry<ProjectTableInfo>.SentryQueryInfo

Sentry.kTableRights

Sentry.kFieldRights

Sentry._tableRights

Sentry._fieldRights

Sentry._lookups

Sentry.DemandPlugins()

Sentry.CreateSentry(TableInfo)

Sentry.CreateSentries(Select)

Sentry.BeginIgnoreSentry()

Sentry.BeginIgnoreRowSentry()

Sentry.IgnoreRowSentry()

Sentry.IgnoreSentry()

Sentry.IterateLookups(LookupCollection)

Sentry.GetIntField(FieldInfo[])

Sentry.GetPersistedIntField(FieldInfo[])

Sentry.GetIsGhostField(FieldInfo)

Sentry.GetDateTimeField(FieldInfo)

Sentry.GetStringField(FieldInfo)

Sentry.ClearRights()

Sentry.GetRecordOwnershipIndex(Int32, Int32)

Sentry.MapTableToFieldRights(TableInfo, TableRight, FieldInfo[])

Sentry.MakeFieldFromTableRight(TableRight)

Sentry.MakeFieldFromTableRight(TableRight, ETableRight)

Sentry.MakeFieldFromTableRight(ETableRight)

Sentry.GetTableRight(TableInfo)

Sentry.GetFieldRight(FieldInfo)

Sentry.CanTableDo(TableInfo, ETableRight, Boolean)

Sentry.CanFieldDo(FieldInfo, EFieldRight, Boolean)

Sentry.IsFieldCovered(FieldInfo)

Sentry.GetGroupFromAssociate(Int32)

Sentry.IsContactDatabaseOwner(Int32)

Sentry.IsContactEmployeeUserOwner(Int32)

Sentry.IsContactSatelliteOwner(Int32)

Sentry.IsContactLicenseOwner(Int32)

Sentry.IsContactCurrentDatabaseOwner(Int32)

Sentry.IsPersonAssociate(Int32, Boolean)

Sentry.IsAssociatesOwnerContact(Int32, Int32)

Sentry.Lookups

Sentry.Parent

Sentry.Registered

Sentry.RegisteredAssociateId

Namespace: SuperOffice.CRM.Security

Assembly: SoDataBase.dll

Syntax

public class ProjectSentry : RoleRightsSentry<ProjectTableInfo>, ICloneable

Remarks

The Project row automatically creates a sentry, because Project is also an RDB Entity. The text row does not create a sentry because it does not know which entity it belongs to, so we have to give it a sentry to use. The text row asks the Project sentry about its permissions.

The Project sentry also answers questions about project-members. A users access to Project Members is controlled by the user's relationship to the owner of the project. The members inherit the project's associate+group values.

Examples

ProjectRow p = new ProjectRow.IdxProjectId(1234); TextRow t = new TextRow.IdxTextId( p.TextId ); t.Sentries.Add( p.Sentries );

Constructors

ProjectSentry(ProjectTableInfo)

Create a Project sentry.

Declaration

public ProjectSentry(ProjectTableInfo projectTableInfo)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
ProjectTableInfo	projectTableInfo

Remarks

The Project row automatically creates a sentry, because Project is also an RDB Entity. The text row does not create a sentry because it does not know which entity it belongs to, so we have to give it a sentry to use. The text row asks the Project sentry about its permissions.

The Project sentry also answers questions about project-members. A users access to Project Members is controlled by the user's relationship to the owner of the project. The members inherit the project's associate+group values.

Examples

ProjectRow p = new ProjectRow.IdxProjectId(1234); TextRow t = new TextRow.IdxTextId( p.TextId ); t.Sentries.Add( p.Sentries );

ProjectSentry(ProjectTableInfo, ProjectMemberTableInfo)

ProjectSentry guards Project entities and their component rows. The ProjectSentry applies to the following classes: Project, ProjectRow, ProjectMemberRow, PhoneRow, EmailRow, UrlRow, TextRow, UdefLarge and UdefSmall

Declaration

public ProjectSentry(ProjectTableInfo projectTableInfo, ProjectMemberTableInfo projectMemberTableInfo)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
ProjectTableInfo	projectTableInfo
ProjectMemberTableInfo	projectMemberTableInfo

Remarks

The Project row automatically creates a sentry, because Project is also an RDB Entity. The text row does not create a sentry because it does not know which entity it belongs to, so we have to give it a sentry to use. The text row asks the Project sentry about its permissions.

The Project sentry also answers questions about project-members. A users access to Project Members is controlled by the user's relationship to the owner of the project. The members inherit the project's associate+group values.

Examples

ProjectRow p = new ProjectRow.IdxProjectId(1234); TextRow t = new TextRow.IdxTextId( p.TextId ); t.Sentries.Add( p.Sentries );

ProjectSentry(ProjectTableInfo, ISoDataLookup)

Create a Project sentry for a particular Project row. The row's associate_id will control the user's permissions with respect to this row.

Declaration

public ProjectSentry(ProjectTableInfo projectTableInfo, ISoDataLookup lookup)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
ProjectTableInfo	projectTableInfo
ISoDataLookup	lookup

Remarks

The Project row automatically creates a sentry, because Project is also an RDB Entity. The text row does not create a sentry because it does not know which entity it belongs to, so we have to give it a sentry to use. The text row asks the Project sentry about its permissions.

The Project sentry also answers questions about project-members. A users access to Project Members is controlled by the user's relationship to the owner of the project. The members inherit the project's associate+group values.

Examples

ProjectRow p = new ProjectRow.IdxProjectId(1234); TextRow t = new TextRow.IdxTextId( p.TextId ); t.Sentries.Add( p.Sentries );

Properties

AssociateId

Project.associate id. Returns the current user's associate-id if not set in the record.

Declaration

public override int AssociateId { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
Int32

Overrides

Sentry.AssociateId

Remarks

The Project row automatically creates a sentry, because Project is also an RDB Entity. The text row does not create a sentry because it does not know which entity it belongs to, so we have to give it a sentry to use. The text row asks the Project sentry about its permissions.

The Project sentry also answers questions about project-members. A users access to Project Members is controlled by the user's relationship to the owner of the project. The members inherit the project's associate+group values.

Examples

ProjectRow p = new ProjectRow.IdxProjectId(1234); TextRow t = new TextRow.IdxTextId( p.TextId ); t.Sentries.Add( p.Sentries );

GroupId

Project.group id -- the primary group of the AssociateId at the time the associate was set. Returns the associate's primary group id if not set in the record.

Declaration

public override int GroupId { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
Int32

Overrides

Sentry.GroupId

Remarks

The Project row automatically creates a sentry, because Project is also an RDB Entity. The text row does not create a sentry because it does not know which entity it belongs to, so we have to give it a sentry to use. The text row asks the Project sentry about its permissions.

The Project sentry also answers questions about project-members. A users access to Project Members is controlled by the user's relationship to the owner of the project. The members inherit the project's associate+group values.

Examples

ProjectRow p = new ProjectRow.IdxProjectId(1234); TextRow t = new TextRow.IdxTextId( p.TextId ); t.Sentries.Add( p.Sentries );

IsGhostRow

Returns whether the primary key is a ghost field (i.e., we're looking at a nonexistent record, as opposed to just looking at a new one)

Declaration

public override bool IsGhostRow { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
Boolean

Overrides

Sentry.IsGhostRow

Remarks

The Project row automatically creates a sentry, because Project is also an RDB Entity. The text row does not create a sentry because it does not know which entity it belongs to, so we have to give it a sentry to use. The text row asks the Project sentry about its permissions.

The Project sentry also answers questions about project-members. A users access to Project Members is controlled by the user's relationship to the owner of the project. The members inherit the project's associate+group values.

Examples

ProjectRow p = new ProjectRow.IdxProjectId(1234); TextRow t = new TextRow.IdxTextId( p.TextId ); t.Sentries.Add( p.Sentries );

IsNew

Is the row saved to teh database (persisted primary key == 0)

Declaration

public override bool IsNew { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
Boolean

Overrides

Sentry.IsNew

Remarks

The Project row automatically creates a sentry, because Project is also an RDB Entity. The text row does not create a sentry because it does not know which entity it belongs to, so we have to give it a sentry to use. The text row asks the Project sentry about its permissions.

The Project sentry also answers questions about project-members. A users access to Project Members is controlled by the user's relationship to the owner of the project. The members inherit the project's associate+group values.

Examples

ProjectRow p = new ProjectRow.IdxProjectId(1234); TextRow t = new TextRow.IdxTextId( p.TextId ); t.Sentries.Add( p.Sentries );

MainTable

Return Project table info.

Declaration

protected ProjectTableInfo MainTable { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
ProjectTableInfo

Remarks

The Project row automatically creates a sentry, because Project is also an RDB Entity. The text row does not create a sentry because it does not know which entity it belongs to, so we have to give it a sentry to use. The text row asks the Project sentry about its permissions.

The Project sentry also answers questions about project-members. A users access to Project Members is controlled by the user's relationship to the owner of the project. The members inherit the project's associate+group values.

Examples

ProjectRow p = new ProjectRow.IdxProjectId(1234); TextRow t = new TextRow.IdxTextId( p.TextId ); t.Sentries.Add( p.Sentries );

RegisteredAssociateIdField

The field that holds the associate id of the user first creating the item.

Declaration

public override FieldInfo RegisteredAssociateIdField { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
FieldInfo

Overrides

Sentry.RegisteredAssociateIdField

Remarks

The Project row automatically creates a sentry, because Project is also an RDB Entity. The text row does not create a sentry because it does not know which entity it belongs to, so we have to give it a sentry to use. The text row asks the Project sentry about its permissions.

The Project sentry also answers questions about project-members. A users access to Project Members is controlled by the user's relationship to the owner of the project. The members inherit the project's associate+group values.

Examples

ProjectRow p = new ProjectRow.IdxProjectId(1234); TextRow t = new TextRow.IdxTextId( p.TextId ); t.Sentries.Add( p.Sentries );

RegisteredField

The field that holds information about when the item was first created.

Declaration

public override FieldInfo RegisteredField { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
FieldInfo

Overrides

Sentry.RegisteredField

Remarks

The Project row automatically creates a sentry, because Project is also an RDB Entity. The text row does not create a sentry because it does not know which entity it belongs to, so we have to give it a sentry to use. The text row asks the Project sentry about its permissions.

The Project sentry also answers questions about project-members. A users access to Project Members is controlled by the user's relationship to the owner of the project. The members inherit the project's associate+group values.

Examples

ProjectRow p = new ProjectRow.IdxProjectId(1234); TextRow t = new TextRow.IdxTextId( p.TextId ); t.Sentries.Add( p.Sentries );

RowId

Should return a Project.Project_id

Declaration

public override int RowId { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
Int32

Overrides

Sentry.RowId

Remarks

The Project row automatically creates a sentry, because Project is also an RDB Entity. The text row does not create a sentry because it does not know which entity it belongs to, so we have to give it a sentry to use. The text row asks the Project sentry about its permissions.

The Project sentry also answers questions about project-members. A users access to Project Members is controlled by the user's relationship to the owner of the project. The members inherit the project's associate+group values.

Examples

ProjectRow p = new ProjectRow.IdxProjectId(1234); TextRow t = new TextRow.IdxTextId( p.TextId ); t.Sentries.Add( p.Sentries );

Methods

ComputeDerivedTableRights()

ProjectSentry guards Project entities and their component rows. The ProjectSentry applies to the following classes: Project, ProjectRow, ProjectMemberRow, PhoneRow, EmailRow, UrlRow, TextRow, UdefLarge and UdefSmall

Declaration

protected override void ComputeDerivedTableRights()

Overrides

SuperOffice.CRM.Security.Sentry<SuperOffice.CRM.Data.ProjectTableInfo>.ComputeDerivedTableRights()

Remarks

The Project row automatically creates a sentry, because Project is also an RDB Entity. The text row does not create a sentry because it does not know which entity it belongs to, so we have to give it a sentry to use. The text row asks the Project sentry about its permissions.

The Project sentry also answers questions about project-members. A users access to Project Members is controlled by the user's relationship to the owner of the project. The members inherit the project's associate+group values.

Examples

ProjectRow p = new ProjectRow.IdxProjectId(1234); TextRow t = new TextRow.IdxTextId( p.TextId ); t.Sentries.Add( p.Sentries );

ComputeFieldRights()

ProjectSentry guards Project entities and their component rows. The ProjectSentry applies to the following classes: Project, ProjectRow, ProjectMemberRow, PhoneRow, EmailRow, UrlRow, TextRow, UdefLarge and UdefSmall

Declaration

protected override void ComputeFieldRights()

Overrides

SuperOffice.CRM.Security.Sentry<SuperOffice.CRM.Data.ProjectTableInfo>.ComputeFieldRights()

Remarks

The Project row automatically creates a sentry, because Project is also an RDB Entity. The text row does not create a sentry because it does not know which entity it belongs to, so we have to give it a sentry to use. The text row asks the Project sentry about its permissions.

The Project sentry also answers questions about project-members. A users access to Project Members is controlled by the user's relationship to the owner of the project. The members inherit the project's associate+group values.

Examples

ProjectRow p = new ProjectRow.IdxProjectId(1234); TextRow t = new TextRow.IdxTextId( p.TextId ); t.Sentries.Add( p.Sentries );

ComputeTableRights()

Computes table rights for Project tables.

Declaration

protected override void ComputeTableRights()

Overrides

SuperOffice.CRM.Security.Sentry<SuperOffice.CRM.Data.ProjectTableInfo>.ComputeTableRights()

Remarks

The Project row automatically creates a sentry, because Project is also an RDB Entity. The text row does not create a sentry because it does not know which entity it belongs to, so we have to give it a sentry to use. The text row asks the Project sentry about its permissions.

The Project sentry also answers questions about project-members. A users access to Project Members is controlled by the user's relationship to the owner of the project. The members inherit the project's associate+group values.

Examples

ProjectRow p = new ProjectRow.IdxProjectId(1234); TextRow t = new TextRow.IdxTextId( p.TextId ); t.Sentries.Add( p.Sentries );

GetRecordOwnershipIndex()

Permit updates to someone else regardless of permissions for the other party.

Declaration

public override EOwnershipIndex GetRecordOwnershipIndex()

Returns

Type	Description
EOwnershipIndex	Minimum ownership index taking persisted AssociateId into account.

Overrides

Sentry.GetRecordOwnershipIndex()

Remarks

The Project row automatically creates a sentry, because Project is also an RDB Entity. The text row does not create a sentry because it does not know which entity it belongs to, so we have to give it a sentry to use. The text row asks the Project sentry about its permissions.

The Project sentry also answers questions about project-members. A users access to Project Members is controlled by the user's relationship to the owner of the project. The members inherit the project's associate+group values.

Examples

ProjectRow p = new ProjectRow.IdxProjectId(1234); TextRow t = new TextRow.IdxTextId( p.TextId ); t.Sentries.Add( p.Sentries );

GetRowSentry()

ProjectSentry guards Project entities and their component rows. The ProjectSentry applies to the following classes: Project, ProjectRow, ProjectMemberRow, PhoneRow, EmailRow, UrlRow, TextRow, UdefLarge and UdefSmall

Declaration

public override Sentry GetRowSentry()

Returns

Type	Description
Sentry

Overrides

Sentry.GetRowSentry()

Remarks

The Project row automatically creates a sentry, because Project is also an RDB Entity. The text row does not create a sentry because it does not know which entity it belongs to, so we have to give it a sentry to use. The text row asks the Project sentry about its permissions.

The Project sentry also answers questions about project-members. A users access to Project Members is controlled by the user's relationship to the owner of the project. The members inherit the project's associate+group values.

Examples

ProjectRow p = new ProjectRow.IdxProjectId(1234); TextRow t = new TextRow.IdxTextId( p.TextId ); t.Sentries.Add( p.Sentries );

GetTableInfoFromQuery<TargetTableInfo>()

Get tables of the given type from our query

Declaration

protected List<TargetTableInfo> GetTableInfoFromQuery<TargetTableInfo>()
    where TargetTableInfo : TableInfo

Returns

Type	Description
List<TargetTableInfo>	List of tableinfos of the given type, from the query

Type Parameters

Name	Description
TargetTableInfo	Type of table to look for

Remarks

The Project row automatically creates a sentry, because Project is also an RDB Entity. The text row does not create a sentry because it does not know which entity it belongs to, so we have to give it a sentry to use. The text row asks the Project sentry about its permissions.

The Project sentry also answers questions about project-members. A users access to Project Members is controlled by the user's relationship to the owner of the project. The members inherit the project's associate+group values.

Examples

ProjectRow p = new ProjectRow.IdxProjectId(1234); TextRow t = new TextRow.IdxTextId( p.TextId ); t.Sentries.Add( p.Sentries );

Implements

System.ICloneable

Extension Methods

EnumUtil.MapEnums<From, To>(From)

Converters.MapEnums<From, To>(From)