Examples of org.apache.wicket.security.hive.authorization.SimplePrincipal

org.apache.wicket.security.hive.authorization.SimplePrincipal

A very simple principal. It does not imply any subject on its own. This is only provided as a convenience to get started. Developers are likely to build there own principal and decorate it with jpa annotations to store / retrieve it from a database where they are coupled to users. @author marrink

   */
  public void testGetPermissions()
  {
    BasicHive hive = new BasicHive();
    hive.addPermission(new EverybodyPrincipal(), new TestPermission("foobar"));
    hive.addPermission(new SimplePrincipal("foo.bar"), new TestPermission("foobar"));
    hive.addPermission(new EverybodyPrincipal(), new TestPermission("test", "read, write"));
    assertEquals(Collections.EMPTY_SET, hive.getPermissions(new SimplePrincipal("foobar")));
    Set<Permission> permissions = hive.getPermissions(new EverybodyPrincipal());
    assertEquals(2, permissions.size());
    assertTrue(permissions.contains(new TestPermission("foobar")));
    assertTrue(permissions.contains(new TestPermission("test", "read, write")));
    permissions = hive.getPermissions(new SimplePrincipal("foo.bar"));
    assertEquals(1, permissions.size());
    assertTrue(permissions.contains(new TestPermission("foobar")));


  }

   */
  @Override
  public Subject login()
  {
    DefaultSubject defaultSubject = new MySecondSubject();
    defaultSubject.addPrincipal(new SimplePrincipal("admin"));
    return defaultSubject;
  }

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