developers communityPlaying Securing your CakePHP application with phpGACL
Posted March 11th, 2007 by mariano.iglesias
This screencast will show you how to start a CakePHP application from scratch, bake a few controllers, implement a simple authentication mechanism, and finally protect some of your controllers using phpGACL for CakePHP. Even when there can be lots of improvements, it gives a clear idea on how easy it is to enable maximum flexibility when dealing with access control.
Summary:
This screencast will show you how to start a CakePHP application from scratch, bake a few controllers, implement a simple authentication mechanism, and finally protect some of your controllers using phpGACL for CakePHP. Even when there can be lots of improvements, it gives a clear idea on how easy it is to enable maximum flexibility when dealing with access control.
About Mariano Iglesias
Mariano started coding applications at the early age of 10, and has been working since then with a broad set of programming languages (including C, C#, C++, Java, Visual Basic, Visual Fox Pro, Perl, and PHP.) He has occupied management positions at different IT corporations, and currently serves as Chief Information Officer in CRICAVA Technologies, a company he co-founded. When he's not spending time coding the next big, buzz-word compliant application, he's enjoying sci-fi books, and spending time with his family.
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