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interface XPolicy
Description
Interface for getting sets of permissions of a specified user or the default permissions if no user is given.
Since
OOo 1.1.2
See also
Policy
Methods' Summary
getPermissions Gets the permissions of the specified user excluding the default permissions granted to all users.  
getDefaultPermissions Gets the default permissions granted to all users.  
refresh Refreshes the policy configuration.  
Methods' Details
getPermissions
sequence< any >
getPermissions( [in] string  userId );
Description
Gets the permissions of the specified user excluding the default permissions granted to all users.
Parameter userId
user id
Returns
permissions of the specified user
getDefaultPermissions
sequence< any >
getDefaultPermissions();
Description
Gets the default permissions granted to all users.
Returns
default permissions
refresh
void
refresh();
Description
Refreshes the policy configuration.
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