The Client.readAccess and Client.writeAccess properties take string values. The values can contain multiple strings separated by semicolons, like this:

client.readAccess = "appStreams;/appSO/";
client.writeAccess = "appStreams/public/;appSO/public/";

By default, readAccess and writeAccess are set to /, which means the client can access every stream and shared object on the server.

Allow access to streams

 In main.asc, add an onConnect() function that specifies a directory name on the server in your main.asc file:

application.onConnect = function(client, name) {
    // give this new client the same name as passed in
    client.name = name;

    // give write access
    client.writeAccess = "appStreams/public/";

    // accept the new client's connection
    application.acceptConnection(client);
}

This main.asc file grants access to all URIs that start with appStreams/public.

Deny access to streams

 In main.asc, add an onConnect() function that specifies a null value for client.writeAccess:

application.onConnect = function(client, name) {
    ...
    // deny write access to the server
    client.writeAccess = "";
}

Define access to shared objects

 In main.asc, add an onConnect() function that specifies shared object names, using the same URI naming conventions:

application.onConnect = function(client, name) {
    ...
    client.writeAccess = "appSO/public/";
}

This gives the client write access to all shared objects whose URIs begin with appSO/public/.