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service AccessController
Description
This meta service supports the XAccessController interface for checking security permissions. @attention The specific service implementation of this meta service has to take care of bootstrapping problems, i.e. recurring calls during initialization have to be resolved. This happens when the implementation calls other service implementations. Also, it obviously has also to be ensured that the object is process-local to assure that permission checks are not corrupted via insecure inter-process communication.
Since
OOo 1.1.2
Exported Interfaces - Summary
XAccessController
(referenced entity's summary:)
Interface for checking permissions and invoking privileged or restricted actions.
Exported Interfaces - Details
XAccessController
(referenced entity's summary:)
Interface for checking permissions and invoking privileged or restricted actions.

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