Represents one entry in an Access Control List (ACL).
An ACL can be thought of as a data structure with multiple ACL entry objects. Each ACL entry object contains a set of positive page permissions associated with a particular principal. (A principal represents an entity such as an individual user, group, or role). Each principal can have at most one ACL entry; that is, multiple ACL entries are not allowed for any principal.
This interface is functionally equivalent to the java.security.acl.AclEntry interface, minus negative permissions.
@see Acl @author Andrew Jaquith @since 2.3This is a reworking of the standard {@link java.security.acl.AclEntry}interface to support the inhibitor pattern.
Warning: This is a facade provided for use by user code, not for implementation by user code. User implementations of this interface are highly likely to be incompatible with future releases of the product at both binary and source levels.
@mock.generateAn ACL can be thought of as a data structure with multiple ACL entry objects. Each ACL entry object contains a set of permissions associated with a particular principal. (A principal represents an entity such as an individual user or a group). Additionally, each ACL entry is specified as being either positive or negative. If positive, the permissions are to be granted to the associated principal. If negative, the permissions are to be denied. Each principal can have at most one positive ACL entry and one negative entry; that is, multiple positive or negative ACL entries are not allowed for any principal. Note: ACL entries are by default positive. An entry becomes a negative entry only if the {@link #setNegativePermissions() setNegativePermissions}method is called on it. @see java.security.acl.Acl @author Satish Dharmaraj
Represents one entry in an Access Control List (ACL).
An ACL can be thought of as a data structure with multiple ACL entry objects. Each ACL entry object contains a set of positive page permissions associated with a particular principal. (A principal represents an entity such as an individual user, group, or role). Each principal can have at most one ACL entry; that is, multiple ACL entries are not allowed for any principal.
This interface is functionally equivalent to the java.security.acl.AclEntry interface, minus negative permissions.
@see Acl @since 2.3This interface represents an entry in the Access Control List.
@author Stefan Guilhen
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