Examples of ObjectProperties

com.ngt.jopenmetaverse.shared.protocol.primitives.ObjectProperties
org.apache.qpid.server.security.access.ObjectProperties
An set of properties for an access control v2 rule {@link ObjectType}. The {@link #matches(ObjectProperties)} method is intended to be used when determining precedence of rules, and{@link #equals(Object)} and {@link #hashCode()} are intended for use in maps. This is due to the wildcard matchingdescribed above.
org.chromium.sdk.internal.wip.WipValueLoader.ObjectProperties
org.openstack.model.storage.ObjectProperties

Examples of com.ngt.jopenmetaverse.shared.protocol.primitives.ObjectProperties

    }


    public Primitive ToPrimitive()
    {
        Primitive prim = new Primitive();
        prim.Properties = new ObjectProperties();
        
        prim.Acceleration = this.Acceleration;
        prim.AngularVelocity = this.AngularVelocity;
        prim.ClickAction = EnumsPrimitive.ClickAction.get((byte)this.ClickAction);
        prim.Properties.CreationDate = this.CreationDate;

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.security.access.ObjectProperties

        assertDenyGrantAllow(_testSubject, Operation.ACCESS, ObjectType.VIRTUALHOST);
    }


    public void testQueueCreateNamed() throws Exception
    {
        assertDenyGrantAllow(_testSubject, Operation.CREATE, ObjectType.QUEUE, new ObjectProperties(_queueName));
    }

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.security.access.ObjectProperties

        assertDenyGrantAllow(_testSubject, Operation.CREATE, ObjectType.QUEUE, new ObjectProperties(_queueName));
    }


    public void testQueueCreatenamedNullRoutingKey()
    {
        ObjectProperties properties = new ObjectProperties(_queueName);
        properties.put(ObjectProperties.Property.ROUTING_KEY, (String) null);


        assertDenyGrantAllow(_testSubject, Operation.CREATE, ObjectType.QUEUE, properties);
    }

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.security.access.ObjectProperties

        assertDenyGrantAllow(_testSubject, Operation.CREATE, ObjectType.QUEUE, properties);
    }


    public void testExchangeCreate()
    {
        ObjectProperties properties = new ObjectProperties(_exchangeName);
        properties.put(ObjectProperties.Property.TYPE, _exchangeType);


        assertDenyGrantAllow(_testSubject, Operation.CREATE, ObjectType.EXCHANGE, properties);
    }

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.security.access.ObjectProperties

    * If the consume permission for temporary queues is for an unnamed queue then it should
    * be global for any temporary queue but not for any non-temporary queue
    */
    public void testTemporaryUnnamedQueueConsume()
    {
        ObjectProperties temporary = new ObjectProperties();
        temporary.put(ObjectProperties.Property.AUTO_DELETE, Boolean.TRUE);


        ObjectProperties normal = new ObjectProperties();
        normal.put(ObjectProperties.Property.AUTO_DELETE, Boolean.FALSE);


        assertEquals(Result.DENIED, _ruleSet.check(_testSubject, Operation.CONSUME, ObjectType.QUEUE, temporary));
        _ruleSet.grant(0, TEST_USER, Permission.ALLOW, Operation.CONSUME, ObjectType.QUEUE, temporary);
        assertEquals(1, _ruleSet.getRuleCount());
        assertEquals(Result.ALLOWED, _ruleSet.check(_testSubject, Operation.CONSUME, ObjectType.QUEUE, temporary));

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.security.access.ObjectProperties

    /**
     * Test that temporary queue permissions before queue perms in the ACL config work correctly
     */
    public void testTemporaryQueueFirstConsume()
    {
        ObjectProperties temporary = new ObjectProperties(_queueName);
        temporary.put(ObjectProperties.Property.AUTO_DELETE, Boolean.TRUE);


        ObjectProperties normal = new ObjectProperties(_queueName);
        normal.put(ObjectProperties.Property.AUTO_DELETE, Boolean.FALSE);


        assertEquals(Result.DENIED, _ruleSet.check(_testSubject, Operation.CONSUME, ObjectType.QUEUE, temporary));


        // should not matter if the temporary permission is processed first or last
        _ruleSet.grant(1, TEST_USER, Permission.ALLOW, Operation.CONSUME, ObjectType.QUEUE, normal);

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.security.access.ObjectProperties

    /**
     * Test that temporary queue permissions after queue perms in the ACL config work correctly
     */
    public void testTemporaryQueueLastConsume()
    {
        ObjectProperties temporary = new ObjectProperties(_queueName);
        temporary.put(ObjectProperties.Property.AUTO_DELETE, Boolean.TRUE);


        ObjectProperties normal = new ObjectProperties(_queueName);
        normal.put(ObjectProperties.Property.AUTO_DELETE, Boolean.FALSE);


        assertEquals(Result.DENIED, _ruleSet.check(_testSubject, Operation.CONSUME, ObjectType.QUEUE, temporary));


        // should not matter if the temporary permission is processed first or last
        _ruleSet.grant(1, TEST_USER, Permission.ALLOW, Operation.CONSUME, ObjectType.QUEUE, temporary);

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.security.access.ObjectProperties

    /**
     * The more generic rule first is used, so both requests are allowed.
     */
    public void testFirstNamedSecondTemporaryQueueDenied()
    {
        ObjectProperties named = new ObjectProperties(_queueName);
        ObjectProperties namedTemporary = new ObjectProperties(_queueName);
        namedTemporary.put(ObjectProperties.Property.AUTO_DELETE, Boolean.TRUE);


        assertEquals(Result.DENIED, _ruleSet.check(_testSubject, Operation.CREATE, ObjectType.QUEUE, named));
        assertEquals(Result.DENIED, _ruleSet.check(_testSubject, Operation.CREATE, ObjectType.QUEUE, namedTemporary));


        _ruleSet.grant(1, TEST_USER, Permission.ALLOW, Operation.CREATE, ObjectType.QUEUE, named);

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.security.access.ObjectProperties

    /**
     * The more specific rule is first, so those requests are denied.
     */
    public void testFirstTemporarySecondNamedQueueDenied()
    {
        ObjectProperties named = new ObjectProperties(_queueName);
        ObjectProperties namedTemporary = new ObjectProperties(_queueName);
        namedTemporary.put(ObjectProperties.Property.AUTO_DELETE, Boolean.TRUE);


        assertEquals(Result.DENIED, _ruleSet.check(_testSubject, Operation.CREATE, ObjectType.QUEUE, named));
        assertEquals(Result.DENIED, _ruleSet.check(_testSubject, Operation.CREATE, ObjectType.QUEUE, namedTemporary));


        _ruleSet.grant(1, TEST_USER, Permission.DENY, Operation.CREATE, ObjectType.QUEUE, namedTemporary);

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.security.access.ObjectProperties

    /**
     * The more specific rules are first, so those requests are denied.
     */
    public void testFirstTemporarySecondDurableThirdNamedQueueDenied()
    {
        ObjectProperties named = new ObjectProperties(_queueName);
        ObjectProperties namedTemporary = new ObjectProperties(_queueName);
        namedTemporary.put(ObjectProperties.Property.AUTO_DELETE, Boolean.TRUE);
        ObjectProperties namedDurable = new ObjectProperties(_queueName);
        namedDurable.put(ObjectProperties.Property.DURABLE, Boolean.TRUE);


        assertEquals(Result.DENIED, _ruleSet.check(_testSubject, Operation.CREATE, ObjectType.QUEUE, named));
        assertEquals(Result.DENIED, _ruleSet.check(_testSubject, Operation.CREATE, ObjectType.QUEUE, namedTemporary));
        assertEquals(Result.DENIED, _ruleSet.check(_testSubject, Operation.CREATE, ObjectType.QUEUE, namedDurable));

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