Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.spi.security.authorization.restriction.Restriction

Package org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.spi.security.authorization.restriction

Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.spi.security.authorization.restriction.Restriction

org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.spi.security.authorization.restriction.Restriction
A {@code Restriction} object represents a "live" restriction object thathas been created using the Jackrabbit specific extensions of the {@link javax.jcr.security.AccessControlEntry AccessControlEntry} interface. @see org.apache.jackrabbit.api.security.JackrabbitAccessControlList#addEntry(java.security.Principal,javax.jcr.security.Privilege[],boolean,java.util.Map)

        // empty restrictions
        String[] restrictionNames = createEntry(Collections.<Restriction>emptySet()).getRestrictionNames();
        assertNotNull(restrictionNames);
        assertEquals(0, restrictionNames.length);


        Restriction globRestr = createRestriction(AccessControlConstants.REP_GLOB, globValue);
        Restriction nameRestr = createRestriction(AccessControlConstants.REP_NT_NAMES, nameValues);


        // single restriction
        restrictionNames = createEntry(ImmutableSet.of(globRestr)).getRestrictionNames();
        assertEquals(1, restrictionNames.length);

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    }


    @Test
    public void testGetNonExistingRestriction() throws Exception {
        // single valued restriction
        Restriction globRestr = createRestriction(AccessControlConstants.REP_GLOB, globValue);
        ACE ace = createEntry(ImmutableSet.of(globRestr));
        assertNull(ace.getRestriction(AccessControlConstants.REP_NT_NAMES));
    }

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    }


    @Test
    public void testGetRestrictionForSingleValued() throws Exception {
        // single valued restriction
        Restriction globRestr = createRestriction(AccessControlConstants.REP_GLOB, globValue);
        ACE ace = createEntry(ImmutableSet.of(globRestr));
        Value val = ace.getRestriction(AccessControlConstants.REP_GLOB);
        assertNotNull(val);
        assertEquals(globValue, val);
    }

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     * @since OAK 1.0: support for multi-value restrictions
     */
    @Test
    public void testGetRestrictionForMultiValued() throws Exception {
        // multivalued restriction
        Restriction nameRestr = createRestriction(AccessControlConstants.REP_NT_NAMES, nameValues);
        ACE ace = createEntry(ImmutableSet.of(nameRestr));
        try {
            ace.getRestriction(AccessControlConstants.REP_NT_NAMES);
            fail("Multiple restriction values");
        } catch (ValueFormatException e) {

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     * @since OAK 1.0: support for multi-value restrictions
     */
    @Test
    public void testGetRestrictionForMultiValued2() throws Exception {
        // single value restriction stored in multi-value property
        Restriction singleNameRestr = createRestriction(AccessControlConstants.REP_NT_NAMES, new Value[] {nameValue});


        ACE ace = createEntry(ImmutableSet.of(singleNameRestr));
        Value val = ace.getRestriction(AccessControlConstants.REP_NT_NAMES);
        assertEquals(nameValue, val);
    }

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    /**
     * @since OAK 1.0: support for multi-value restrictions
     */
    @Test
    public void testGetNonExistingRestrictions() throws Exception {
        Restriction nameRestr = createRestriction(AccessControlConstants.REP_NT_NAMES, nameValues);
        ACE ace = createEntry(ImmutableSet.of(nameRestr));
        assertNull(ace.getRestrictions(AccessControlConstants.REP_GLOB));
    }

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     * @since OAK 1.0: support for multi-value restrictions
     */
    @Test
    public void testGetRestrictionsForSingleValue() throws Exception {
        // single valued restriction
        Restriction globRestr = createRestriction(AccessControlConstants.REP_GLOB, globValue);
        ACE ace = createEntry(ImmutableSet.of(globRestr));
        Value[] vs = ace.getRestrictions(AccessControlConstants.REP_GLOB);
        assertNotNull(vs);
        assertArrayEquals(new Value[] {globValue}, vs);
    }

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     * @since OAK 1.0: support for multi-value restrictions
     */
    @Test
    public void testGetRestrictionsForMultiValued() throws Exception {
        // multivalued restriction
        Restriction nameRestr = createRestriction(AccessControlConstants.REP_NT_NAMES, nameValues);
        ACE ace = createEntry(ImmutableSet.of(nameRestr));
        Value[] vs = ace.getRestrictions(AccessControlConstants.REP_NT_NAMES);
        assertEquals(2, vs.length);
        assertArrayEquals(nameValues, vs);
    }

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     * @since OAK 1.0: support for multi-value restrictions
     */
    @Test
    public void testGetRestrictionsForMultiValued2() throws Exception {
        // single value restriction stored in multi-value property
        Restriction singleNameRestr = createRestriction(AccessControlConstants.REP_NT_NAMES, new Value[] {nameValue});
        ACE ace = createEntry(ImmutableSet.of(singleNameRestr));
        Value[] vs = ace.getRestrictions(AccessControlConstants.REP_NT_NAMES);
        assertEquals(1, vs.length);
        assertEquals(nameValue, vs[0]);
    }

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    @Override
    public void writeRestrictions(String oakPath, Tree aceTree, Set<Restriction> restrictions) throws AccessControlException {
        Iterator<Restriction> it = Sets.newHashSet(restrictions).iterator();
        while (it.hasNext()) {
            Restriction r = it.next();
            if (REP_NODE_PATH.equals(r.getName())) {
                it.remove();
            }
        }
        base.writeRestrictions(oakPath, aceTree, restrictions);
    }

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