As I’m sure you’ve discovered by now, the Extranet Framework provides a rich set of intrinsic objects and APIs that you can use to truly customize your site. One method I want to highlight today is sch.appendHTML().
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Friday, September 3, 2010
A way to think about Security Policies
Anyone who has done any configuration within Click Commerce Extranet has most likely had to configure the security policies. These policies are an essential part of any fully configured site. It’s those policies that define who can access project information, perform Activities, interact with Reviewer Notes, and view information in the project’s audit trail. Proper configuration of Security Policies is critical to your site’s success for two primary reasons: Making sure the right people can do the right things at the right time and avoiding poor performance.
Even if you’ve configured security policies before, this post should be useful as it describes a way of thinking about how best to configure your policies.
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