Showing posts with label advanced. Show all posts
Showing posts with label advanced. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
Advanced security for Google Drive for Work
Posted by: Chuck Coulson, Head of Google Apps and Drive Technology Partnerships
Last month we announced Google Drive for Work, which includes advanced Drive auditing to give organizations control, security and visibility into how files are shared. This new security feature helps companies and IT managers protect confidential information and gain insights into how their employees work.
Drive audit helps IT admins view activity on documents, such as uploading and downloading files, renaming files, editing and commenting, and sharing with others. Filters make it easy to sort and find details like IP address, date range, document title and owner’s email address. To make advanced auditing reports easier to manage, admins can set up alerts for important events like files being shared outside the organization.
To help organizations derive even more value from Drive for Work, we’ve been working with partners to give you even more capabilities through the Drive Audit API:
Google is committed to enabling organizations to be successful by leveraging a large community of ISVs. One of the areas we constantly invest in is our APIs, that allow customers and ISVs to extend the functionality of the Google Apps platform. If you’d like to join our ISV community, check out the developers.google.com site. For a list of ISVs supporting Google Apps, please visit the Google Apps Marketplace.
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Last month we announced Google Drive for Work, which includes advanced Drive auditing to give organizations control, security and visibility into how files are shared. This new security feature helps companies and IT managers protect confidential information and gain insights into how their employees work.
Drive audit helps IT admins view activity on documents, such as uploading and downloading files, renaming files, editing and commenting, and sharing with others. Filters make it easy to sort and find details like IP address, date range, document title and owner’s email address. To make advanced auditing reports easier to manage, admins can set up alerts for important events like files being shared outside the organization.
To help organizations derive even more value from Drive for Work, we’ve been working with partners to give you even more capabilities through the Drive Audit API:
- Backupify protects your Google Apps data through secure, automatic, daily backup allowing IT users to easily search and restore files with advanced administrative features, safeguarding your business from data loss caused by user errors, malicious deletions, hackers, and app errors. (website, blogpost)
- BetterCloud, through their flagship cloud management and security tool, FlashPanel, has enhanced their offering through the Audit API to provide additional controls and insight. (website, blogpost)
- CloudLock, who provides a pure-cloud Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solution for SaaS applications, has released a new version of CloudLock for Google Drive, leveraging the new Google Drive audit APIs, to enable large organizations to extend their enterprise security controls to the cloud. (website, blogpost)
- SkyHigh for Google Drive delivers Data Loss Prevention (DLP), mobile-to-cloud support, application auditing, data discovery, and anomaly detection without changing the Google Drive experience users love. (website, blogpost)
Google is committed to enabling organizations to be successful by leveraging a large community of ISVs. One of the areas we constantly invest in is our APIs, that allow customers and ISVs to extend the functionality of the Google Apps platform. If you’d like to join our ISV community, check out the developers.google.com site. For a list of ISVs supporting Google Apps, please visit the Google Apps Marketplace.
Thursday, February 5, 2015
Creating Advanced Alert Window class Part 34
Today well add the ability to reset the constructor options of an AdvAlertManager object in real-time, as well as add support for setting default width, height and minHeight values of an alert window.
Firstly, go to AdvAlertManager and declare 3 new variables for holding default width, height and minheigh values:
Now go to the constructor and add 3 new parameters - defaultWidth, defaultHeight and defaultMinHeight.
Inside the constructor, apply these values to defWidth, defHeight and defMinHeight.
Also, remove the if..statement that checks if tabDisable is true before adding keyboard listener.
The if...statement was taken away because well add an option to change the value of tabDisable variable. Instead of deciding whether to add a keyboard listener based on the value, well always add the keyboard event, but check if tabDisable is true inside the kDown function before executing the code:
Now go to alert() function and add 3 new lines that check if width, height or minHeight values are 0, and if so - apply default values to them:
Full alert() function:
Now create a new public function called reset(), with the same parameters as the constructor. The contents are the same as in the constructor too, with the exception of 2 lines - exclude the ones that set windows array to a new array and the one that adds keyboard listener.
Full AdvAlertManager class:
Heres an example of using both of the new features in main.as:
Thanks for reading!
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Firstly, go to AdvAlertManager and declare 3 new variables for holding default width, height and minheigh values:
private var defWidth:int;
private var defHeight:int;
private var defMinHeight:int;
Now go to the constructor and add 3 new parameters - defaultWidth, defaultHeight and defaultMinHeight.
Inside the constructor, apply these values to defWidth, defHeight and defMinHeight.
Also, remove the if..statement that checks if tabDisable is true before adding keyboard listener.
/**
* AdvAlertManager constructor.
* @paramdefaultWindowContainer Parent container of alert windows.
* @paramstage Stage reference.
* @paramwindowSkin Default skin for alert windows.
* @parambuttonSkin Default skin for buttons in this window.
* @paramopenSound Default window open sound.
* @paramdisableTab Disable tab focusing on the parent container when an alert window is visible. This also enables tab navigation for the alert windows buttons.
* @paramdefaultWidth Set default width for all window alerts. 300 by default.
* @paramdefaultHeight Set default height for all window alerts. 0 by default. If 0, the window is auto-sized based on the text length.
* @paramdefaultMinHeight Set default minimal height for all window alerts. 0 by default.
*/
public function AdvAlertManager(defaultWindowContainer:DisplayObjectContainer, stage:Stage, windowSkin:AdvAlertSkin = null, buttonSkin:AdvAlertButtonSkin = null, openSound:Sound = null, disableTab:Boolean = true, defaultWidth:int = 300, defaultHeight:int = 0, defaultMinHeight:int = 0)
{
defWidth = defaultWidth;
defHeight = defaultHeight;
defMinHeight = defaultMinHeight;
openingSound = openSound;
skin = windowSkin;
bSkin = buttonSkin;
tabDisable = disableTab;
if (skin == null) skin = new AdvAlertSkin();
if (bSkin == null) bSkin = new AdvAlertButtonSkin();
defaultContainer = defaultWindowContainer;
pWidth = stage.stageWidth;
pHeight = stage.stageHeight;
stg = stage;
windows = [];
stg.addEventListener(KeyboardEvent.KEY_DOWN, kDown);
}
The if...statement was taken away because well add an option to change the value of tabDisable variable. Instead of deciding whether to add a keyboard listener based on the value, well always add the keyboard event, but check if tabDisable is true inside the kDown function before executing the code:
private function kDown(evt:KeyboardEvent):void {
if(tabDisable){
if (evt.keyCode == 9 && topWindow!=null && topWindow.buttons.length>0) {
focusedButton++;
if (focusedButton == topWindow.buttons.length) {
focusedButton = 0;
}
for (var i:int = 0; i < topWindow.buttons.length; i++) {
topWindow.buttons[i].over = false;
topWindow.buttons[i].updateDraw();
}
topWindow.buttons[focusedButton].over = true;
topWindow.buttons[focusedButton].updateDraw();
}
if (evt.keyCode == 13 && topWindow != null && topWindow.buttons.length > 0) {
if (focusedButton == -1) {
focusedButton = 0;
}
var currentIndex:int = windows.length - 1;
var closeHandler:Function = windows[currentIndex].onclose;
closeWindow(currentIndex, closeHandler);
}
}
}
Now go to alert() function and add 3 new lines that check if width, height or minHeight values are 0, and if so - apply default values to them:
if (width == 0) width = defWidth;
if (height == 0) height = defHeight;
if (minHeight == 0) minHeight = defMinHeight;
Full alert() function:
/**
* Create an alert window.
* @paramtext Text value of the alert window.
* @paramtitle Title value of the alert window.
* @parambuttons (Optional) Array of AdvAlertButton objects that represent buttons in the alert window.
* @paramcloseHandler (Optional) Close handling function. Must receive a string value as parameter (which will hold the label of the button that was clicked).
* @paramwidth (Optional) Width of the alert window. If 0, set to default.
* @paramheight (Optional) Height of the alert window. If 0, set to default. If default is 0, window will be auto sized.
* @paramposition (Optional) Coordinates of top-left corner of the alert window. If not specified - the window is centered.
* @paramminHeight (Optional) The minimum height value of the alert window. 0 by default.
*/
public function alert(text:String, title:String = "", buttons:Array = null, closeHandler:Function = null, width:int = 0, height:int = 0, position:Point = null, minHeight:int = 0, openSound:Sound = null):AdvAlertWindow {
if (width == 0) width = defWidth;
if (height == 0) height = defHeight;
if (minHeight == 0) minHeight = defMinHeight;
if (openSound != null) {
openSound.play();
}else
if (openingSound != null) {
openingSound.play();
}
if (position == null) position = new Point((pWidth / 2) - (width / 2), (pHeight / 2) - (height / 2));
if (buttons == null) buttons = [new AdvAlertButton("OK")];
for (var i:int = buttons.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
if (!buttons[i] is AdvAlertButton) {
throw new Error("An item in buttons array is not an AdvAlertButton instance. Ignoring...");
buttons.splice(i, 1);
}else {
buttons[i].addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, buttonHandler);
}
}
var w:AdvAlertWindow = new AdvAlertWindow(text, title, width, height, position, skin, buttons, bSkin, pWidth, pHeight, minHeight);
var b:AdvAlertBlur = new AdvAlertBlur(pWidth, pHeight, skin);
var currentIndex:int = windows.length;
windows.push( {window:w, blur:b, onclose:closeHandler} );
defaultContainer.addChild(b);
defaultContainer.addChild(w);
topWindow = w;
focusedButton = -1;
if (tabDisable) {
defaultContainer.tabChildren = false;
defaultContainer.tabEnabled = false;
}
function buttonHandler(evt:MouseEvent):void {
closeWindow(currentIndex, closeHandler);
}
return w;
}
Now create a new public function called reset(), with the same parameters as the constructor. The contents are the same as in the constructor too, with the exception of 2 lines - exclude the ones that set windows array to a new array and the one that adds keyboard listener.
/**
* Set new options for the alert manager object - has the same parameters as the constructor.
* @paramdefaultWindowContainer Parent container of alert windows.
* @paramstage Stage reference.
* @paramwindowSkin Default skin for alert windows.
* @parambuttonSkin Default skin for buttons in this window.
* @paramopenSound Default window open sound.
* @paramdisableTab Disable tab focusing on the parent container when an alert window is visible. This also enables tab navigation for the alert windows buttons.
* @paramdefaultWidth Set default width for all window alerts. 300 by default.
* @paramdefaultHeight Set default height for all window alerts. 0 by default. If 0, the window is auto-sized based on the text length.
* @paramdefaultMinHeight Set default minimal height for all window alerts. 0 by default.
*/
public function reset(defaultWindowContainer:DisplayObjectContainer, stage:Stage, windowSkin:AdvAlertSkin = null, buttonSkin:AdvAlertButtonSkin = null, openSound:Sound = null, disableTab:Boolean = true, defaultWidth:int = 300, defaultHeight:int = 0, defaultMinHeight:int = 0)
{
defWidth = defaultWidth;
defHeight = defaultHeight;
defMinHeight = defaultMinHeight;
openingSound = openSound;
skin = windowSkin;
bSkin = buttonSkin;
tabDisable = disableTab;
if (skin == null) skin = new AdvAlertSkin();
if (bSkin == null) bSkin = new AdvAlertButtonSkin();
defaultContainer = defaultWindowContainer;
pWidth = stage.stageWidth;
pHeight = stage.stageHeight;
stg = stage;
}
Full AdvAlertManager class:
package com.kircode.AdvAlert
{
import flash.display.DisplayObjectContainer;
import flash.display.MovieClip;
import flash.display.Stage;
import flash.events.MouseEvent;
import flash.geom.Point;
import flash.events.KeyboardEvent;
import flash.events.Event;
import flash.media.Sound;
/**
* Advanced Alert window manager.
* @author Kirill Poletaev
*/
public class AdvAlertManager
{
private var windows:Array;
private var defaultContainer:DisplayObjectContainer;
private var pWidth:int;
private var pHeight:int;
private var skin:AdvAlertSkin;
private var bSkin:AdvAlertButtonSkin;
private var tabDisable:Boolean;
private var topWindow:AdvAlertWindow;
private var focusedButton:int;
private var stg:Stage;
private var openingSound:Sound;
private var defWidth:int;
private var defHeight:int;
private var defMinHeight:int;
/**
* AdvAlertManager constructor.
* @paramdefaultWindowContainer Parent container of alert windows.
* @paramstage Stage reference.
* @paramwindowSkin Default skin for alert windows.
* @parambuttonSkin Default skin for buttons in this window.
* @paramopenSound Default window open sound.
* @paramdisableTab Disable tab focusing on the parent container when an alert window is visible. This also enables tab navigation for the alert windows buttons.
* @paramdefaultWidth Set default width for all window alerts. 300 by default.
* @paramdefaultHeight Set default height for all window alerts. 0 by default. If 0, the window is auto-sized based on the text length.
* @paramdefaultMinHeight Set default minimal height for all window alerts. 0 by default.
*/
public function AdvAlertManager(defaultWindowContainer:DisplayObjectContainer, stage:Stage, windowSkin:AdvAlertSkin = null, buttonSkin:AdvAlertButtonSkin = null, openSound:Sound = null, disableTab:Boolean = true, defaultWidth:int = 300, defaultHeight:int = 0, defaultMinHeight:int = 0)
{
defWidth = defaultWidth;
defHeight = defaultHeight;
defMinHeight = defaultMinHeight;
openingSound = openSound;
skin = windowSkin;
bSkin = buttonSkin;
tabDisable = disableTab;
if (skin == null) skin = new AdvAlertSkin();
if (bSkin == null) bSkin = new AdvAlertButtonSkin();
defaultContainer = defaultWindowContainer;
pWidth = stage.stageWidth;
pHeight = stage.stageHeight;
stg = stage;
windows = [];
stg.addEventListener(KeyboardEvent.KEY_DOWN, kDown);
}
private function kDown(evt:KeyboardEvent):void {
if(tabDisable){
if (evt.keyCode == 9 && topWindow!=null && topWindow.buttons.length>0) {
focusedButton++;
if (focusedButton == topWindow.buttons.length) {
focusedButton = 0;
}
for (var i:int = 0; i < topWindow.buttons.length; i++) {
topWindow.buttons[i].over = false;
topWindow.buttons[i].updateDraw();
}
topWindow.buttons[focusedButton].over = true;
topWindow.buttons[focusedButton].updateDraw();
}
if (evt.keyCode == 13 && topWindow != null && topWindow.buttons.length > 0) {
if (focusedButton == -1) {
focusedButton = 0;
}
var currentIndex:int = windows.length - 1;
var closeHandler:Function = windows[currentIndex].onclose;
closeWindow(currentIndex, closeHandler);
}
}
}
/**
* Close the top alert window.
*/
public function closeLast():void {
var currentIndex:int = windows.length - 1;
var closeHandler:Function = windows[currentIndex].onclose;
closeWindow(currentIndex, closeHandler);
}
private function closeWindow(currentIndex:int, closeHandler:Function):void {
if (closeHandler != null) closeHandler.call(topWindow.buttons[focusedButton], topWindow.buttons[focusedButton].txt);
windows[currentIndex].window.parent.removeChild(windows[currentIndex].window);
windows[currentIndex].blur.parent.removeChild(windows[currentIndex].blur);
windows.splice(currentIndex, 1);
focusedButton = -1;
if (windows.length > 0) topWindow = windows[windows.length - 1].window;
if (windows.length == 0) topWindow = null;
if (tabDisable && windows.length==0) {
defaultContainer.tabChildren = true;
defaultContainer.tabEnabled = true;
}
}
/**
* Set skin of all future created alert windows.
* @paramwindowSkin Reference to an AdvAlertSkin object.
*/
public function setSkin(windowSkin:AdvAlertSkin):void {
skin = windowSkin;
}
/**
* Set skin of all buttons of future created alert windows.
* @parambuttonSkin Reference to an AdvAlertButtonSkin object.
*/
public function setButtonSkin(buttonSkin:AdvAlertButtonSkin):void {
bSkin = buttonSkin;
}
/**
* Set new options for the alert manager object - has the same parameters as the constructor.
* @paramdefaultWindowContainer Parent container of alert windows.
* @paramstage Stage reference.
* @paramwindowSkin Default skin for alert windows.
* @parambuttonSkin Default skin for buttons in this window.
* @paramopenSound Default window open sound.
* @paramdisableTab Disable tab focusing on the parent container when an alert window is visible. This also enables tab navigation for the alert windows buttons.
* @paramdefaultWidth Set default width for all window alerts. 300 by default.
* @paramdefaultHeight Set default height for all window alerts. 0 by default. If 0, the window is auto-sized based on the text length.
* @paramdefaultMinHeight Set default minimal height for all window alerts. 0 by default.
*/
public function reset(defaultWindowContainer:DisplayObjectContainer, stage:Stage, windowSkin:AdvAlertSkin = null, buttonSkin:AdvAlertButtonSkin = null, openSound:Sound = null, disableTab:Boolean = true, defaultWidth:int = 300, defaultHeight:int = 0, defaultMinHeight:int = 0)
{
defWidth = defaultWidth;
defHeight = defaultHeight;
defMinHeight = defaultMinHeight;
openingSound = openSound;
skin = windowSkin;
bSkin = buttonSkin;
tabDisable = disableTab;
if (skin == null) skin = new AdvAlertSkin();
if (bSkin == null) bSkin = new AdvAlertButtonSkin();
defaultContainer = defaultWindowContainer;
pWidth = stage.stageWidth;
pHeight = stage.stageHeight;
stg = stage;
}
/**
* Create an alert window.
* @paramtext Text value of the alert window.
* @paramtitle Title value of the alert window.
* @parambuttons (Optional) Array of AdvAlertButton objects that represent buttons in the alert window.
* @paramcloseHandler (Optional) Close handling function. Must receive a string value as parameter (which will hold the label of the button that was clicked).
* @paramwidth (Optional) Width of the alert window. If 0, set to default.
* @paramheight (Optional) Height of the alert window. If 0, set to default. If default is 0, window will be auto sized.
* @paramposition (Optional) Coordinates of top-left corner of the alert window. If not specified - the window is centered.
* @paramminHeight (Optional) The minimum height value of the alert window. 0 by default.
*/
public function alert(text:String, title:String = "", buttons:Array = null, closeHandler:Function = null, width:int = 0, height:int = 0, position:Point = null, minHeight:int = 0, openSound:Sound = null):AdvAlertWindow {
if (width == 0) width = defWidth;
if (height == 0) height = defHeight;
if (minHeight == 0) minHeight = defMinHeight;
if (openSound != null) {
openSound.play();
}else
if (openingSound != null) {
openingSound.play();
}
if (position == null) position = new Point((pWidth / 2) - (width / 2), (pHeight / 2) - (height / 2));
if (buttons == null) buttons = [new AdvAlertButton("OK")];
for (var i:int = buttons.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
if (!buttons[i] is AdvAlertButton) {
throw new Error("An item in buttons array is not an AdvAlertButton instance. Ignoring...");
buttons.splice(i, 1);
}else {
buttons[i].addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, buttonHandler);
}
}
var w:AdvAlertWindow = new AdvAlertWindow(text, title, width, height, position, skin, buttons, bSkin, pWidth, pHeight, minHeight);
var b:AdvAlertBlur = new AdvAlertBlur(pWidth, pHeight, skin);
var currentIndex:int = windows.length;
windows.push( {window:w, blur:b, onclose:closeHandler} );
defaultContainer.addChild(b);
defaultContainer.addChild(w);
topWindow = w;
focusedButton = -1;
if (tabDisable) {
defaultContainer.tabChildren = false;
defaultContainer.tabEnabled = false;
}
function buttonHandler(evt:MouseEvent):void {
closeWindow(currentIndex, closeHandler);
}
return w;
}
}
}
Heres an example of using both of the new features in main.as:
var mySkin:AdvAlertSkin = new AdvAlertSkin();
mySkin.addContent(warning_icon, new Point(5, 40));
mySkin.textPadding.left = 140;
mySkin.titleFilters = [new DropShadowFilter(0, 0, 0, 1, 3, 3, 2, 3)];
mySkin.textFilters = [new DropShadowFilter(1, 45, 0, 0.4, 0, 0, 5, 1)];
var myButtonSkin:AdvAlertButtonSkin = new AdvAlertButtonSkin();
myButtonSkin.textFilters = [new DropShadowFilter(1, 45, 0, 0.4, 0, 0, 5, 1)];
myButtonSkin.hover_textFilters = [new DropShadowFilter(1, 45, 0, 0.4, 0, 0, 5, 1), new DropShadowFilter(0, 0, 0, 1, 3, 3, 1, 3)];
AlertManager = new AdvAlertManager(this, stage);
AlertManager.alert("Alert window with default settings.", "Example alert!");
AlertManager.reset(this, stage, mySkin, myButtonSkin, null, true, 400, 0, 160);
AlertManager.alert("Alert window with custom settings.", "Example alert!");
Thanks for reading!
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