Win32 Security in Managed C++
By Matthew Wilson, September 01, 2003
An access token helps track users as they log on and determine what operations the user is allowed to perform. Here's an AccessToken class in Managed C++, which is used to create a Security Explorer that displays a standard tree/list view, where the tree contains composite or collection entities, and the list contains the values or attributes.
Win32 Security in Managed C++
Listing 2 The GroupList class
namespace SynSoft
{
namespace Security
{
// GroupList.h
/// Represents a list of groups
public __gc class GroupList
: public IEnumerable
, public IDisposable
{
public:
GroupList(int cGroups, SID_AND_ATTRIBUTES *groups);
// IDisposable
public:
void Close();
void Dispose();
// IEnumerable
public:
IEnumerator *GetEnumerator();
// Members
private:
ArrayList *m_groups;
};
// GroupList.cpp
GroupList::GroupList(int cGroups, SID_AND_ATTRIBUTES *groups)
: m_groups(new ArrayList(cGroups))
{
for(int i = 0; i < cGroups; ++i)
{
m_groups->Add(new Group(new SID(groups[i].Sid), groups[i].Attributes));
}
}
void GroupList::Close()
{
if(0 != m_groups)
{
dispose_contents(m_groups);
m_groups->Clear();
m_groups = 0;
}
}
}
}
