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For security models where roles are composites of any number of permissions. The intent is for this method to check if a given permission exists in any of the roles assigned to the current user. A second, optional parameter is also available to be used for permissions with more fine-grained attributes. It is intended to be very specific to the underlying security model.
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Add a hasPermission method to check permission
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For security models where roles are composites of any number of
permissions. The intent is for this method to check if a given
permission exists in any of the roles assigned to the current user.
A second, optional parameter is also available to be used for
permissions with more fine-grained attributes. It is intended to be
very specific to the underlying security model.