Access control on arbitrary objects

From: Andrew Le Couteur Bisson (nobody_at_nowhere.com)
Date: 05/23/05

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    I have a requirement to implement fine grained access control on certain
    data structures. These structures represent objects and classes and the
    arrangement maps directly to the windows security model of containers
    (classes) and objects (items).
    Is it possible to do this? Clearly it involves more than just attaching a
    security descriptor to the data since this does not describe the container
    hierarchy.
     I have looked for articles but all seem to assume that the target of the
    security is necessarily some windows filesystem object but without acually
    saying as much.
    Also, if this is possible, would it further be possible to administer these
    permissions from active directory?

    Thanks,
    Andy

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