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JWSCL Documentation
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Project JEDI Windows Security Code Library (JWSCL)
This unit provides access to the Windows 2000 (and above) security ACL dialog also used by Windows Explorer.
The Original Code is JwsclSecurityDialogs.pas.
The Initial Developer of the Original Code is Christian Wimmer. Portions created by Christian Wimmer are Copyright (C) Christian Wimmer. All rights reserved.
Christian Wimmer
Secure object types: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa379593.aspx
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TJwInheritTypeList is a class that administers a list of SI_INHERIT_TYPE structures. The structure is used to provide information how access control entries can be inherited to its children. Simply use the property InheritTypeList to add or remove inheritance information. InheritTypeList.Add(GUID_NULL, [afContainerInheritAce, afObjectInheritAce], 'This object, inherited objects and containers'); | |
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TJwSecurityDescriptorDialog is a easy to use class to show a security ACL editor. It is generic, so many types of secure objects can be shown (not only files). | |
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TJwSidInfoDataObject is used in TJwSecurityDescriptorDialog.LookUpSids to provide information about the sids for the system. |
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This is constant defaultObjectTypeList. | |
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This is constant defaultObjectTypeList_2. | |
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This is constant GUID_1. |
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ISecurityObjectTypeInfoW is for internal use only. |
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for internal use only |
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TJwOnGetEffectivePermissions is a callback function that is called if the user wants to get the effective permissions for a user on the effective permission tab of the ACL editor. | |
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TJwOnGetInheriteSource is a callback function that is called if the ACL editor needs the source of inheritance for a list of access control entries. The parameter ACL contains the entries which inheritance must be retrieved. The parameter InheritanceArray receives the inheritance strings. It is resized to the count of access control entries. | |
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TJwOnGetSecurity is a callback procedure that is called if the ACL editor needs information about the security descriptor. Usually the property SecurityDescriptor of Sender is used. However if the parameter SD is not nil the parameter SD is used instead. If it is nil the property SecurityDescriptor is used. | |
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TOnSecurityApply = procedure TJwOnInitSecurityDialog is a callback procedure that is called when a supported window has a handle and was initialized. Supported windows are the constants in TJwSecurityPageType. The window handles can be retrieved from the dialog instance (property WindowHandle, AdvWindowHandle and AdvancedPages) | |
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TJwOnInitSecurityPageCreate is a callback procedure that is called if a supported window is about to be initialized. At this point the window does not have a valid window handle. | |
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TJwOnInitSecurityPageDestroy is a callback procedure that is called if a supported window is about to be destroyed. At this point the window does have a valid window handle. | |
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TJwOnSetSecurity is a callback procedure that is called if the user hit the OK or Apply Button. If the function is not called the security descriptor is not changed and the user cannot apply the security information. | |
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TJwOnWindowProcCallBack defines a callback function that is called every time a window message is processed to any supported window (see TJwSecurityPageType) in the ACL editor. This function is called before the default window proc of the window is processed. | |
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TOnJwIsDaclCanonical is a callback procedure that is called if the an ACL has to be checked for correctness. |
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Copyright (c) 2010. All rights reserved.
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