Section / Software Engineering Research Group / editUserGroup / adminGroup / WebDSL / Access Control Policies WebDSL / UserGroup / /
Country
United States / / /
Facility
Delft University of Technology / Delft University of Technology Software Engineering Research Group Technical Report Series Declarative Access Control / reTUD-SERG-2008-021 Eelco Visser Software Engineering Research Group Delft University of Technology / Concerns Danny Groenewegen Software Engineering Research Group Delft University of Technology / Computer Science Delft University of Technology Mekelweg / /
IndustryTerm
web application project / conference management systems / online auctions / web applications / web application aspects / web application / social network services / dynamic web applications / web programming platform / interactive web applications / software quality / web framework / web application development / Web Engineering / Web application frameworks / /
OperatingSystem
Unix system / /
Organization
Electrical Engineering / Mathematics and Computer Science Delft University of Technology Mekelweg / reTUD-SERG-2008-021 Eelco Visser Software Engineering Research Group Delft University / Software Technology Faculty of Electrical Engineering / University of Technology Software Engineering Research Group Technical Report Series Declarative Access Control for WebDSL / Faculty of Electrical Engineering / Mathematics and Computer Science / Concerns Danny Groenewegen Software Engineering Research Group Delft University / Delft University of Technology / /
Person
Francisco Curbera / Eelco Visser / Danny Groenewegen / Daniel Schwabe / / /
Position
author / generic model for describing access control policies / editor / administrator / model the group membership policy / /
ProgrammingLanguage
XHTML / SQL / XML / Java / AspectJ / /
ProvinceOrState
Oregon / New York / be combined using the OR / /
Technology
XML / Java / Unix system / access control list / /
Delft University of Technology Software Engineering Research Group Technical Report Series Declarative Access Control for WebDSL: Combining Language Integration and