Examples of org.apache.neethi.PolicyOperator

org.apache.neethi.PolicyOperator
PolicyOperator is an interface that all Policy operators must implement. It can contain any number of Assertions or PolicyOperators and it has an Implicit logic of how those PolicyComponents should be met.

        if (Constants.TYPE_POLICY_REF == pc.getType()) {
            PolicyReference pr = (PolicyReference)pc;
            pc = pr.normalize(registry, false);
        }


        PolicyOperator po = (PolicyOperator)pc;


        List<PolicyComponent> pcs = CastUtils.cast(po.getPolicyComponents(), PolicyComponent.class);
        for (PolicyComponent child : pcs) {
            addAssertions(child, includeOptional, assertions);
        }
    }

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        if (Constants.TYPE_POLICY_REF == pc.getType()) {
            PolicyReference pr = (PolicyReference)pc;
            pc = pr.normalize(registry, false);
        }


        PolicyOperator po = (PolicyOperator)pc;


        List<PolicyComponent> pcs = CastUtils.cast(po.getPolicyComponents(), PolicyComponent.class);
        for (PolicyComponent child : pcs) {
            addAssertions(child, includeOptional, assertions);
        }
    }

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        if (Constants.TYPE_POLICY_REF == pc.getType()) {
            PolicyReference pr = (PolicyReference)pc;
            pc = pr.normalize(registry, false);
        }


        PolicyOperator po = (PolicyOperator)pc;


        List<PolicyComponent> pcs = CastUtils.cast(po.getPolicyComponents(), PolicyComponent.class);
        for (PolicyComponent child : pcs) {
            addAssertions(child, includeOptional, assertions);
        }
    }

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        if (Constants.TYPE_POLICY_REF == pc.getType()) {
            PolicyReference pr = (PolicyReference)pc;
            pc = pr.normalize(registry, false);
        }


        PolicyOperator po = (PolicyOperator)pc;


        List<PolicyComponent> pcs = CastUtils.cast(po.getPolicyComponents(), PolicyComponent.class);
        for (PolicyComponent child : pcs) {
            addAssertions(child, includeOptional, assertions);
        }
    }

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    @Test
    public void testUpdatePolicyWithEmptyExactlyOneAndAll() {
        
        Policy emptyPolicy = new Policy();
        PolicyOperator exactlyOne = new ExactlyOne();
        exactlyOne.addPolicyComponent(new All());
        exactlyOne.addPolicyComponent(new All());
        emptyPolicy.addPolicyComponent(exactlyOne);
        emptyPolicy.addPolicyComponent(new All());
        emptyPolicy.addPolicyComponent(new All());
        doTestUpdateWithEmptyPolicy(emptyPolicy);
    }

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        //        commit to prepresenting this hierarchy in Tuscany or whether
        //        to rely on neethi
        // Should this be in the builder? Not really as this drives the 
        // Tuscany specific readers
        if (policyComponent.getType() != Constants.TYPE_ASSERTION){
            PolicyOperator policyOperator = (PolicyOperator)policyComponent;
            for(Object childComponent : policyOperator.getPolicyComponents()){
                // TODO - create assertion hierarchy in wsPolicy model
                //        how we do this depends on if we continue to use neethi
                readPolicyAssertions(policyAssertions, (PolicyComponent)childComponent, context);
            }
        } else {

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        if (Constants.TYPE_POLICY_REF == pc.getType()) {
            PolicyReference pr = (PolicyReference)pc;
            pc = pr.normalize(registry, false);
        }


        PolicyOperator po = (PolicyOperator)pc;


        List<PolicyComponent> pcs = CastUtils.cast(po.getPolicyComponents(), PolicyComponent.class);
        for (PolicyComponent child : pcs) {
            addAssertions(child, includeOptional, assertions);
        }
    }

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        if (Constants.TYPE_POLICY_REF == pc.getType()) {
            PolicyReference pr = (PolicyReference)pc;
            pc = pr.normalize(registry, false);
        }


        PolicyOperator po = (PolicyOperator)pc;


        List<PolicyComponent> pcs = CastUtils.cast(po.getPolicyComponents(), PolicyComponent.class);
        for (PolicyComponent child : pcs) {
            addAssertions(child, includeOptional, assertions);
        }
    }

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        if (Constants.TYPE_POLICY_REF == pc.getType()) {
            PolicyReference pr = (PolicyReference)pc;
            pc = pr.normalize(registry, false);
        }


        PolicyOperator po = (PolicyOperator)pc;


        List<PolicyComponent> pcs = CastUtils.cast(po.getPolicyComponents(), PolicyComponent.class);
        for (PolicyComponent child : pcs) {
            addAssertions(child, includeOptional, assertions);
        }
    }

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    @Test
    public void testUpdatePolicyWithEmptyExactlyOneAndAll() {


        Policy emptyPolicy = new Policy();
        PolicyOperator exactlyOne = new ExactlyOne();
        exactlyOne.addPolicyComponent(new All());
        exactlyOne.addPolicyComponent(new All());
        emptyPolicy.addPolicyComponent(exactlyOne);
        emptyPolicy.addPolicyComponent(new All());
        emptyPolicy.addPolicyComponent(new All());
        doTestUpdateWithEmptyPolicy(emptyPolicy);
    }

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