Design and Implementation of multi-user permission Control for Web application systems-Overview [1]: multi-user permission Control
For medium and large Web system development, permission configuration is required. Based on multiple roles, multi-user operation permission management is the basis of system development. A development architecture that integrates permissions, users, roles, and pages can be used for later business development and system development for different businesses.
Based on the permission management in actual project development and the user management module, This article uses the database description and development code description to parse the Multiple permissions of a Web application system and the ins and outs of multi-user configuration management. Note:
1. The database used by the instance is SQL sever 2012;
2. Development Technology: ASP. net mvc 4.0;
3. Website front-end page design: EasyUI 1.4.3;
This article mainly introduces and explains the development of the entire system process in a modular way. Each module is independent of each other and has a certain correlation. When you look at a module, you cannot take it out of context. You need to refer to the knowledge of other modules, especially the database module and basic system design module. Although the system is a Web program developed by ASP. NET technology, the design and implementation of user and permission management can be achieved through other programming languages. I want to introduce a modular programming method and the basic database design principles of the permission management system.
First, demonstrate the basic implementation of the Web permission management system. As shown in:
System logon page
The permission module automatically configures and displays logon results for different users:
Superuser loads homepage information
Normal users load homepage information
Normal users load homepage information
Page permission management
Page Information Management
Directory Information Management
This chapter describes the effects of permission management and the development tools and languages of applications. The following describes the design process of the entire Web permission management system step by step. Ding Jie Niu introduces and describes the process in a modular way.