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Hey all:

Does anyone know if it is possible to access Role Based Security from an SF Web Application?

I have a situation where I'm using a DevEx Calendar and I have to be able to check whether or not a particular user was granted authorization to delete an appointment.

Thanks,

C. T. Blankenship

Charles T. Blankenship
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Novant Consulting, Inc.
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Yes, you can access the SFS system from a web application.  Everything works the same except for the SecurityBasics.CurrentUser property, which uses a session variable to store the current user.  So, when you authenticate the user, it will get stored into the CurrentUser property, and you can check the permissions on it.
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