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role based means ?? <br />
<br />
R u going to show diffrent menu only or &nbsp;page level change? ? <br />
eg: <br />
admin --- you will show all menu <br />
some user --- some menu <br />
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or <br />
<br />
admin --- all widgets in that page <br />
some user - only particular widgets ??
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role based means ??

R u going to show diffrent menu only or  page level change? ?
eg:
admin --- you will show all menu
some user --- some menu

or

admin --- all widgets in that page
some user - only particular widgets ??

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I have a complex website designed using the following technologies - <br />
Spring MVC and MyBatis. <br />
<br />
User Interface is very complex and we have lot of custom made widgets - calenders, lists, graphs etc using heavy jQuery/javascript and CSS.<br />
<br />
If we were to implement field level role-based security what are the options available both from front-end and back-end perspective?
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I have a complex website designed using the following technologies - 
Spring MVC and MyBatis. 

User Interface is very complex and we have lot of custom made widgets - calenders, lists, graphs etc using heavy jQuery/javascript and CSS.

If we were to implement field level role-based security what are the options available both from front-end and back-end perspective?

J2EE - Field level Role-based security

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