Examples of com.sun.enterprise.deployment.runtime.common.SecurityRoleMapping

Package com.sun.enterprise.deployment.runtime.common

Examples of com.sun.enterprise.deployment.runtime.common.SecurityRoleMapping

com.sun.enterprise.deployment.runtime.common.SecurityRoleMapping
This is the in memory representation of the security-role-mapping information. Note that we are keeping just the literal Strings in this object. The implementation of Principal is not instantiated here. This is because 1) the dol should avoid loading any classes as the classloaders used for deployment and runtime can be different. 2) verifier uses this information and it has not access to the rolemaper on the server. @author Jerome Dochez

     *
     * @param mewDescriptor the new descriptor
     */
    public void addDescriptor(Object newDescriptor) {
        if (newDescriptor instanceof SecurityRoleMapping) {
            SecurityRoleMapping roleMap = (SecurityRoleMapping) newDescriptor;
            descriptor.addSecurityRoleMapping(roleMap);
            if (descriptor!=null && !descriptor.isVirtual()) {
                Role role = new Role(roleMap.getRoleName());
                SecurityRoleMapper rm = descriptor.getRoleMapper();
                if (rm != null) {
                    List<PrincipalNameDescriptor> principals = roleMap.getPrincipalNames();
                    for (int i = 0; i < principals.size(); i++) {
                        rm.assignRole(principals.get(i).getPrincipal(),
                            role, descriptor);
                    }
                    List<String> groups = roleMap.getGroupNames();
                    for (int i = 0; i < groups.size(); i++) {
                        rm.assignRole(new Group(groups.get(i)),
                            role, descriptor);
                    }
                }

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     *                                               
     * @param element the xml element                
     * @param value it's associated value
     */    
    public void setElementValue(XMLElement element, String value) {   
        SecurityRoleMapping srm = (SecurityRoleMapping) getDescriptor();
        if (RuntimeTagNames.ROLE_NAME.equals(element.getQName())) {
            srm.setRoleName(value);
        } else if (RuntimeTagNames.GROUP_NAME.equals(element.getQName())) {
            srm.addGroupName(value);
        } else super.setElementValue(element, value);
    }

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     *
     * @param descriptor the new descriptor
     */
    public void addDescriptor(Object newDescriptor) {
        if (newDescriptor instanceof SecurityRoleMapping) {
            SecurityRoleMapping roleMap = (SecurityRoleMapping)newDescriptor;
            descriptor.addSecurityRoleMapping(roleMap);
            Application app = descriptor.getApplication();
            if (app!=null) {
                Role role = new Role(roleMap.getRoleName());
                SecurityRoleMapper rm = app.getRoleMapper();
                if (rm != null) {
                    List<PrincipalNameDescriptor> principals = roleMap.getPrincipalNames();
                    for (int i = 0; i < principals.size(); i++) {
                        rm.assignRole(principals.get(i).getPrincipal(),
                            role, descriptor);
                    }
                    List<String> groups = roleMap.getGroupNames();
                    for (int i = 0; i < groups.size(); i++) {
                        rm.assignRole(new Group(groups.get(i)),
                            role, descriptor);
                    }
                }

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     *
     * @param newDescriptor the new descriptor
     */
    public void addDescriptor(Object newDescriptor) {
        if (newDescriptor instanceof SecurityRoleMapping) {
            SecurityRoleMapping roleMap = (SecurityRoleMapping) newDescriptor;
            if (descriptor!=null && !descriptor.isVirtual()) {
                descriptor.addSecurityRoleMapping(roleMap);
                Role role = new Role(roleMap.getRoleName());
                SecurityRoleMapper rm = descriptor.getRoleMapper();
                if (rm != null) {
                    List<PrincipalNameDescriptor> principals = roleMap.getPrincipalNames();
                    for (int i = 0; i < principals.size(); i++) {
                        rm.assignRole(principals.get(i).getPrincipal(),
                            role, descriptor);
                    }
                    List<String> groups = roleMap.getGroupNames();
                    for (int i = 0; i < groups.size(); i++) {
                        rm.assignRole(new Group(groups.get(i)),
                            role, descriptor);
                    }
                }

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    }


    @Override
    public void addDescriptor(Object newDescriptor) {
        if (newDescriptor instanceof SecurityRoleMapping) {
            SecurityRoleMapping roleMap = (SecurityRoleMapping)newDescriptor;
            descriptor.addSecurityRoleMapping(roleMap);
            Application app = descriptor.getApplication();
            if (app!=null) {
                Role role = new Role(roleMap.getRoleName());
                SecurityRoleMapper rm = app.getRoleMapper();
                if (rm != null) {
                    List<PrincipalNameDescriptor> principals = roleMap.getPrincipalNames();
                    for (int i = 0; i < principals.size(); i++) {
                        rm.assignRole(principals.get(i).getPrincipal(),
                            role, descriptor);
                    }
                    List<String> groups = roleMap.getGroupNames();
                    for (int i = 0; i < groups.size(); i++) {
                        rm.assignRole(new Group(groups.get(i)),
                            role, descriptor);
                    }
                }

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 */
public class SecurityRoleMappingNode extends RuntimeDescriptorNode {


    @Override
    protected SecurityRoleMapping createDescriptor() {
        return new SecurityRoleMapping();
    }

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     *                                               
     * @param element the xml element                
     * @param value it's associated value
     */    
    public void setElementValue(XMLElement element, String value) {   
        SecurityRoleMapping srm = (SecurityRoleMapping) getDescriptor();
        if (RuntimeTagNames.ROLE_NAME.equals(element.getQName())) {
            srm.setRoleName(value);
        } else if (RuntimeTagNames.GROUP_NAME.equals(element.getQName())) {
            srm.addGroupName(value);
        } else super.setElementValue(element, value);
    }

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