Examples of java.security.GuardedObject

java.security.GuardedObject

A GuardedObject is an object that is used to protect access to another object.

A GuardedObject encapsulates a target object and a Guard object, such that access to the target object is possible only if the Guard object allows it. Once an object is encapsulated by a GuardedObject, access to that object is controlled by the getObject method, which invokes the checkGuard method on the Guard object that is guarding access. If access is not allowed, an exception is thrown. @see Guard @see Permission @version 1.17 05/11/17 @author Roland Schemers @author Li Gong

                ((GuardedObject) test).getObject());
    }


    public void testDisableGuard() throws Throwable {
        try {
            copySerializable(new GuardedObject(null, new MyGuard(false)));
            fail("Should not serialize if guard denies access");
        }
        catch (SecurityException ok) {}
    }

    return args == null ? null : new HashMap(args);
  }


  private Map getArguments(Event trigger) {
    Map result = args == null ? new HashMap() : getArguments();
    result.put(TRIGGERING_EVENT, new GuardedObject(trigger, new TriggerGuard(trigger.getTopic())));
    return result;
  }


    /**
     * @see com.intel.drl.test.SerializationTest#getData()
     */
    protected Object[] getData() {
        return new Object[] { new GuardedObject(null, null),
                new GuardedObject("dsgdfg", null),
                new GuardedObject(new Integer(76547), new MyGuard(true)), };
    }

                ((GuardedObject) test).getObject());
    }


    public void testDisableGuard() throws Throwable {
        try {
            copySerializable(new GuardedObject(null, new MyGuard(false)));
            fail("Should not serialize if guard denies access");
        }
        catch (SecurityException ok) {}
    }

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