Custom Security question

From: Cole Shelton (scolemann_at__NO_SPAM_yahoo.com)
Date: 10/29/03 

Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2003 17:02:20 -0600

Hi all,

I am wanting to implement a custom security solution for my app, but am not
quite sure how to implement it. Basically, I will have database tables
which will store Users, Roles, and Permissions.
A user can be in multiple Roles and each Role has Permissions associated
with it. I understand the Identity and Principal classes, but am quite
confused when it comes to Permission. I don't want Code Access Security, I
simply want to be able to check if a user has a certain permission based on
the Roles they are associated with. Is there a way I can do this be
implementing IPermission, or do I just need to skip IPermission altogether??

Thanks,
Cole Shelton
Interworks, Inc

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