Authorization on field level

jostein.solstad@gmail.com

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6th Oct 2008

Hi!

I am building a 3 tier application.

As far as I know, you can use authorization classes and properties
defined with the System.Security classes for the Business Logic Layer.

What I wonder is if there are any best practises for security on GUI-
level? Let's say I do not want sertain users to be able to see a price
field of a product form.

Anyone got any suggestions on how to implement this on a 3 tier
application.

Best regards
Jostein

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