Exclude a Resource from scope of control of a Admin role??????

Question

Hi,
I need to exclude a resource from the scope of ADMINROLE for a particular form. This i m able to achive by Admin role form. but i need to do this in backed .(not through that form). I am able to create Admin Role in a workflow .I m even able to addign controlled Sub organisatons,member organisations,capabilities.But can anyone tell me how to limit the scope of control of a Resource of a particular organisation under his control.i.e Exclude or Include Resources for this child organisation from a workflow.
Any help will be highly appriciated.......
Thanks and Regards,
Ashi

Answer 1

The site swallowed my first reply to this. Attempt 2.
nantucket wrote:
AndrewThompson64 wrote:
nantucket wrote:
..Where the method getCodeBase() of the Applet instance returns the url of the directory from which the applet originated.No. It is the URL of the codebase. ......I made my response based upon what I saw in the API
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/applet/Applet.html#getCodeBase()
public URL getCodeBase()
"Gets the base URL. This is the URL of the directory which contains this applet."So try the experiment. See where it leads you..
[http://pscode.org/test/codebase/applet.html] - two different (in the codebase) calls to the same applet.
import javax.swing.*;
public class CodeBaseApplet extends JApplet {
     public void init() {
          add(new JLabel(getCodeBase().toString()));
My wording may have been confusing. But I thought "which contains this applet" and "from where the applet originated" referred to the same thing.This is not the first time I have discovered JavaDocs that are misleading.
I generally don't work with the applet tag when I do develop applets as the tag has been deprecated for a number of years.Same difference with <object> (or <embed>). The codebase is the codebase, not the directory of any Jar (necessarily).
Think about it this way. An applet loads one Jar from my site, one Jar from yours, and another from any other site. What is the codebase then? (Answer: the codebase defined in the applet element.)
*OTOH it is quite typical to have the codebase point to the single directory that contains all the applet Jars - so often that advice is true. But the devil is in the details.*