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| == || <<Color2(Do we already have other than the mailman-web Django Project who access REST ?, col=#0000ff)>><<BR>> }}} == Use another Middleware (by barry) == Reasons for running REST-API as root@localhost: * keeps the REST API simple * keeps the Data Model simple * clients have unlimmited functional flexibility * not locked into the core's perception of permissions and security VS: requiring every client to implement security, access and permissions It could do the permission check, filter the request as appropriate, and forward it to the core. Of course, responses could also be filtered if necessary, but this would present exactly the API that clients required. {{{#!table '''Pro <<BR>>''' || '''Con''' == <<Color2(not messing up REST neither CORE, col=#339966)>> <<BR>> || <<Color2(cloning REST-Api with additional informations, col=#ff0000)>><<Color2((, col=#ff0000)>><<Color2(if there is no possibility to check method calls e.g as a list), col=#0000ff)>><<BR>> == <<Color2(pluggability and customization for, col=#339966)>><<BR>><<Color2(various environments, col=#339966)>> <<BR>> || <<Color2( , col=#ff0000)>> == <<Color2( , col=#339966)>> || <<Color2( , col=#ff0000)>> |
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| || <<Color2( every UI would need to it again - e.g taking a look at the documentation, col=#ff0000)>><<BR>><<Color2(Very big workload for every UI, col=#ff0000)>><<BR>> | || <<Color2( every UI would need to it again - e.g taking a look at the documentation, col=#ff0000)>><<BR>> <<Color2(Very big workload for every UI, col=#ff0000)>><<BR>> |
Require user authentication in Core - and implement ACL in there
| Pro | Con |
| Very secure interface |
Lot's of work in the Core UI to be done |
| REST-API could be extended to remote clients (not Localhost only) |
you would need to authenticate to the Core |
| | difficult to know for WebUI what it is allowed to show |
Pass Optional User Levels with each item you get via REST (by wacky, benste)
| Pro | Con |
| each UI could access these Level directly while working with an item |
Messing up the item |
| ACLs are treated optional - e.g. plugins could enable additional feautres | Lack of security once you've got Web Plugins |
| very easy to show and hide items in the WebUI based on ACL |
this only applys for list style values |
| complete rewrite of REST needed |
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| | user-levels could be treated in DOC |
| Do we already have other than the mailman-web Django Project who access REST ? |
Use another Middleware (by barry)
Reasons for running REST-API as root@localhost:
- keeps the REST API simple
- keeps the Data Model simple
- clients have unlimmited functional flexibility
- not locked into the core's perception of permissions and security
VS: requiring every client to implement security, access and permissions
It could do the permission check, filter the request as appropriate, and forward it to the core. Of course, responses could also be filtered if necessary, but this would present exactly the API that clients required.
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Con |
| not messing up REST neither CORE |
cloning REST-Api with additional informations(if there is no possibility to check method calls e.g as a list) |
| pluggability and customization for various environments |
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Implement it in the WebUI only
| Pro | Con |
| No need to change Core |
every UI would need to it again - e.g taking a look at the documentation Very big workload for every UI |
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