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<visibility>
   <allowed/>
   <autoSubscribed/>
   <obliged>
      <group name="local.0"/>
      <group .../>
      ...
      <regular attribute="sn" value="user" />
      <regular .../>
      ...
   </obliged>
</visibility>
   <regex attribute="isMemberOf" pattern="[ a-zA-Z0-9:]*:Eleves" />

      <regex .../>
      ...
 </obliged>
</visibility>

In this elementIn this element, you define 3 groups of visibility;

• allowed : users are not automatically subscribed to this category, but are allowed to subscribe.
• autoSubscribed : users are automatically subscribed to this category and are allowed to unsubscribe
• obliged : users are automatically subscribe to this category and can't unsubscribe

A user is in a visibility group by two ways :user is in a visibility group by two ways :

• group : user is in the portal group referenced by attribute name, in the example : user in in group "local.0" - see "portlet.xml" section.
• regular : user check regular, in the example : user value of portal attribute "sn" is "user" - see "portlet.xml" section.

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  regex : user check a java regular expression from a portal user attribute, in the example user value of portal attribute "isMemberOf" is matching the pattern corresponding of all members of a group when the name contains these characters "\[ a-zA-Z0-9:\]" 0 or n times and when the name finish by ":Eleves" - see "portlet.xml"

• group : user is in the portal group referenced by attribute name, in the example : user in in group "local.0" - see "portlet.xml" section.
• regular : user check regular, in the example : user value of portal attribute "sn" is "user" - see "portlet.xml"

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<category>.xml

described by dtd category.dtd, provided by remote server, requested by urlCategory of esup-lecture.xml

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