Why there is a (server) behind the permissions?
2 answers
To expand a bit on that, my understanding was that the original idea was
that a client side check would have access to the client-side state and
better access to the client GUI. But this also limited the check to
clients that implemented the check, which did not include the web
client. So more recently, I believe all new advisors have been
implemented as server-side checks, so that they would apply to any
client you used.
Cheers,
Geoff
On 12/2/2011 6:08 PM, tmok wrote:
that a client side check would have access to the client-side state and
better access to the client GUI. But this also limited the check to
clients that implemented the check, which did not include the web
client. So more recently, I believe all new advisors have been
implemented as server-side checks, so that they would apply to any
client you used.
Cheers,
Geoff
On 12/2/2011 6:08 PM, tmok wrote:
hujirongwrote:
e.g.
Source Control:
Deliver (server)
What does that mean?
Thanks
JirongIt's a server side check instead of a client side check.