Package org.apache.jackrabbit.core.security.authorization

Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.core.security.authorization.AccessControlEntryIterator


            boolean isAcItem = isAcItem(absPath);

            // retrieve all ACEs at path or at the direct ancestor of path that
            // apply for the principal names.
            AccessControlEntryIterator entries = new Entries(getNode(node), principalNames).iterator();
            // build a list of ACEs that are defined locally at the node
            List localACEs;
            if (existingNode && isAccessControlled(node)) {
                NodeImpl aclNode = node.getNode(N_POLICY);
                localACEs = Arrays.asList(systemEditor.getACL(aclNode).getAccessControlEntries());
            } else {
                localACEs = Collections.EMPTY_LIST;
            }
            /*
             Calculate privileges and permissions:
             Since the ACEs only define privileges on a node and do not allow
             to add additional restrictions, the permissions can be determined
             without taking the given target name or target item into account.
             */
            int allows = Permission.NONE;
            int denies = Permission.NONE;

            int allowPrivileges = PrivilegeRegistry.NO_PRIVILEGE;
            int denyPrivileges = PrivilegeRegistry.NO_PRIVILEGE;
            int parentAllows = PrivilegeRegistry.NO_PRIVILEGE;
            int parentDenies = PrivilegeRegistry.NO_PRIVILEGE;

            while (entries.hasNext() && allows != privAll) {
                ACLTemplate.Entry ace = (ACLTemplate.Entry) entries.next();
                // Determine if the ACE is defined on the node at absPath (locally):
                // Except for READ-privileges the permissions must be determined
                // from privileges defined for the parent. Consequently aces
                // defined locally must be treated different than inherited entries.
                int entryBits = ace.getPrivilegeBits();
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            for (Iterator it =
                    principalNamesToEntries.asList().iterator(); it.hasNext();) {
                Object key = it.next();
                entries.addAll((List) principalNamesToEntries.get(key));
            }
            return new AccessControlEntryIterator(entries);
        }
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            boolean isAcItem = isAcItem(absPath);

            // retrieve all ACEs at path or at the direct ancestor of path that
            // apply for the principal names.
            AccessControlEntryIterator entries = new Entries(getNode(node), principalNames).iterator();
            // build a list of ACEs that are defined locally at the node
            List localACEs;
            if (existingNode && isAccessControlled(node)) {
                NodeImpl aclNode = node.getNode(N_POLICY);
                localACEs = Arrays.asList(systemEditor.getACL(aclNode).getAccessControlEntries());
            } else {
                localACEs = Collections.EMPTY_LIST;
            }
            /*
             Calculate privileges and permissions:
             Since the ACEs only define privileges on a node and do not allow
             to add additional restrictions, the permissions can be determined
             without taking the given target name or target item into account.
             */
            int allows = Permission.NONE;
            int denies = Permission.NONE;

            int allowPrivileges = PrivilegeRegistry.NO_PRIVILEGE;
            int denyPrivileges = PrivilegeRegistry.NO_PRIVILEGE;
            int parentAllows = PrivilegeRegistry.NO_PRIVILEGE;
            int parentDenies = PrivilegeRegistry.NO_PRIVILEGE;

            while (entries.hasNext()) {
                ACLTemplate.Entry ace = (ACLTemplate.Entry) entries.next();
                // Determine if the ACE is defined on the node at absPath (locally):
                // Except for READ-privileges the permissions must be determined
                // from privileges defined for the parent. Consequently aces
                // defined locally must be treated different than inherited entries.
                int entryBits = ace.getPrivilegeBits();
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            boolean isAcItem = isAcItem(absPath);

            // retrieve all ACEs at path or at the direct ancestor of path that
            // apply for the principal names.
            AccessControlEntryIterator entries = new Entries(getNode(node), principalNames).iterator();
            // build a list of ACEs that are defined locally at the node
            List localACEs;
            if (existingNode && isAccessControlled(node)) {
                NodeImpl aclNode = node.getNode(N_POLICY);
                localACEs = Arrays.asList(systemEditor.getACL(aclNode).getAccessControlEntries());
            } else {
                localACEs = Collections.EMPTY_LIST;
            }
            /*
             Calculate privileges and permissions:
             Since the ACEs only define privileges on a node and do not allow
             to add additional restrictions, the permissions can be determined
             without taking the given target name or target item into account.
             */
            int allows = Permission.NONE;
            int denies = Permission.NONE;

            int allowPrivileges = PrivilegeRegistry.NO_PRIVILEGE;
            int denyPrivileges = PrivilegeRegistry.NO_PRIVILEGE;
            int parentAllows = PrivilegeRegistry.NO_PRIVILEGE;
            int parentDenies = PrivilegeRegistry.NO_PRIVILEGE;

            while (entries.hasNext()) {
                ACLTemplate.Entry ace = (ACLTemplate.Entry) entries.next();
                // Determine if the ACE is defined on the node at absPath (locally):
                // Except for READ-privileges the permissions must be determined
                // from privileges defined for the parent. Consequently aces
                // defined locally must be treated different than inherited entries.
                int entryBits = ace.getPrivilegeBits();
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        private AccessControlEntryIterator iterator() {
            List<AccessControlEntry> entries = new ArrayList<AccessControlEntry>();
            for (List<AccessControlEntry> list: principalNamesToEntries.values()) {
                entries.addAll(list);
            }
            return new AccessControlEntryIterator(entries);
        }
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            boolean isAcItem = isAcItem(absPath);

            // retrieve all ACEs at path or at the direct ancestor of path that
            // apply for the principal names.
            AccessControlEntryIterator entries = new Entries(getNode(node), principalNames).iterator();
            // build a list of ACEs that are defined locally at the node
            List localACEs;
            if (existingNode && isAccessControlled(node)) {
                NodeImpl aclNode = node.getNode(N_POLICY);
                localACEs = Arrays.asList(systemEditor.getACL(aclNode).getAccessControlEntries());
            } else {
                localACEs = Collections.EMPTY_LIST;
            }
            /*
             Calculate privileges and permissions:
             Since the ACEs only define privileges on a node and do not allow
             to add additional restrictions, the permissions can be determined
             without taking the given target name or target item into account.
             */
            int allows = Permission.NONE;
            int denies = Permission.NONE;

            int allowPrivileges = PrivilegeRegistry.NO_PRIVILEGE;
            int denyPrivileges = PrivilegeRegistry.NO_PRIVILEGE;
            int parentAllows = PrivilegeRegistry.NO_PRIVILEGE;
            int parentDenies = PrivilegeRegistry.NO_PRIVILEGE;

            while (entries.hasNext() && allows != PrivilegeRegistry.ALL) {
                JackrabbitAccessControlEntry ace = (JackrabbitAccessControlEntry) entries.next();
                // Determine if the ACE is defined on the node at absPath (locally):
                // Except for READ-privileges the permissions must be determined
                // from privileges defined for the parent. Consequently aces
                // defined locally must be treated different than inherited entries.
                int entryBits = ace.getPrivilegeBits();
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            for (Iterator it =
                    principalNamesToEntries.asList().iterator(); it.hasNext();) {
                Object key = it.next();
                entries.addAll((List) principalNamesToEntries.get(key));
            }
            return new AccessControlEntryIterator(entries);
        }
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            for (Iterator it =
                    principalNamesToEntries.asList().iterator(); it.hasNext();) {
                Object key = it.next();
                entries.addAll((List) principalNamesToEntries.get(key));
            }
            return new AccessControlEntryIterator(entries);
        }
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            boolean isAcItem = isAcItem(absPath);

            // retrieve all ACEs at path or at the direct ancestor of path that
            // apply for the principal names.
            AccessControlEntryIterator entries = new Entries(getNode(node), principalNames).iterator();
            // build a list of ACEs that are defined locally at the node
            List localACEs;
            if (existingNode && isAccessControlled(node)) {
                NodeImpl aclNode = node.getNode(N_POLICY);
                localACEs = Arrays.asList(systemEditor.getACL(aclNode).getAccessControlEntries());
            } else {
                localACEs = Collections.EMPTY_LIST;
            }
            /*
             Calculate privileges and permissions:
             Since the ACEs only define privileges on a node and do not allow
             to add additional restrictions, the permissions can be determined
             without taking the given target name or target item into account.
             */
            int allows = Permission.NONE;
            int denies = Permission.NONE;

            int allowPrivileges = PrivilegeRegistry.NO_PRIVILEGE;
            int denyPrivileges = PrivilegeRegistry.NO_PRIVILEGE;
            int parentAllows = PrivilegeRegistry.NO_PRIVILEGE;
            int parentDenies = PrivilegeRegistry.NO_PRIVILEGE;

            while (entries.hasNext() && allows != privAll) {
                ACLTemplate.Entry ace = (ACLTemplate.Entry) entries.next();
                // Determine if the ACE is defined on the node at absPath (locally):
                // Except for READ-privileges the permissions must be determined
                // from privileges defined for the parent. Consequently aces
                // defined locally must be treated different than inherited entries.
                int entryBits = ace.getPrivilegeBits();
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            for (Iterator it =
                    principalNamesToEntries.asList().iterator(); it.hasNext();) {
                Object key = it.next();
                entries.addAll((List) principalNamesToEntries.get(key));
            }
            return new AccessControlEntryIterator(entries);
        }
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