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Best practices for persisting (serializing) ACLs: msg#00041

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Subject: Best practices for persisting (serializing) ACLs


Hello All,

It looks like the simplest way to persist ACL data is to serialize it, and
store the string in a database.

Is that considered the "best practice"? It talks about this in the ZF
documentation, so I'm guessing it is...?

Also, I was wondering if others have had success using XML serializers
written in PHP to persist ACL information? I see there's a PEAR module, but
it's latest release was in 2005.
http://pear.php.net/package/XML_Serializer/redirected

Then of course there's the WDDX extension, but that's a PHP extension, not a
native PHP implementation of XML serialization.

-Josh
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