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Rodolfo

Can I make that an object to destroy himself?

I want to put some code in the constructor of a class (call to my security
service). If it doesn't have the permissions I want to not let the object be
instantiaded.

TIA
 
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Deiussum

Rodolfo said:
Can I make that an object to destroy himself?

I want to put some code in the constructor of a class (call to my security
service). If it doesn't have the permissions I want to not let the object be
instantiaded.

TIA
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Throw an exception in the constructor if the permissions aren't met.
 

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