PermissionPolicyRoleBase Class

The base class for a security role that supports the Allow/Deny Permission Policies.

Namespace: DevExpress.Persistent.BaseImpl.EF.PermissionPolicy

Assembly: DevExpress.Persistent.BaseImpl.EFCore.v24.2.dll

NuGet Package: DevExpress.Persistent.BaseImpl.EFCore

NuGet Package: DevExpress.Persistent.BaseImpl.EF6

public class PermissionPolicyRoleBase :
    BaseObject,
    IPermissionPolicyRole,
    ISecurityRole,
    ISecuritySystemRole,
    INavigationPermissions,
    IActionPermissions

Public Class PermissionPolicyRoleBase
    Inherits BaseObject
    Implements IPermissionPolicyRole,
               ISecurityRole,
               ISecuritySystemRole,
               INavigationPermissions,
               IActionPermissions

C#
VB.NET

public class PermissionPolicyRoleBase :
    IPermissionPolicyRole,
    ISecurityRole,
    ISecuritySystemRole,
    INavigationPermissions,
    INotifyPropertyChanged,
    IActionPermissions

Public Class PermissionPolicyRoleBase
    Implements IPermissionPolicyRole,
               ISecurityRole,
               ISecuritySystemRole,
               INavigationPermissions,
               INotifyPropertyChanged,
               IActionPermissions

Remarks

In XAF applications, permissions are not assigned to a user directly. Users have roles, which in turn are characterized by a permission set. So, each user has one or more roles that determine what actions can be performed. The list of users associated with the current role is exposed via the Users property.

Refer to the How to: Implement Custom Security Objects (Users, Roles, Operation Permissions) topic to see an example on implementing a custom Role.

Tip

You can use extension methods declared in the static PermissionSettingHelper class with object instances of the PermissionPolicyRoleBase type. Call these extension methods from the ModuleUpdater.UpdateDatabaseAfterUpdateSchema method implemented in the Updater.cs (Updater.vb) file to easily configure predefined permissions in code.