Examples of org.camunda.bpm.engine.authorization.Resource

Package org.camunda.bpm.engine.authorization

Examples of org.camunda.bpm.engine.authorization.Resource

org.camunda.bpm.engine.authorization.Resource

Resources are entities for which a user or a group is authorized. Examples of resources are applications, process-definitions, process-instances, tasks ...

A resource has a type and an id. The type ( {@link #setResource(String)}) allows to group all resources of the same kind. A resource id is the identifier of an individual resource instance ( {@link #setResourceId(String)}). For example: the resource type could be "processDefinition" and the resource-id could be the id of an individual process definition.

See {@link Resources} for a set of built-in resource constants.
@author Daniel Meyer @see Resources


  @Override
  protected void setUp() throws Exception {
    super.setUp();
    
    Resource resource1 = new TestResource("resource1", 100);
    Resource resource2 = new TestResource("resource2", 101);
    
    createAuthorization("user1", null, resource1, "resource1-1", Permissions.ACCESS);
    createAuthorization("user1", null, resource2, "resource2-1", Permissions.DELETE);
    createAuthorization("user2", null, resource1, "resource1-2");
    createAuthorization("user3", null, resource2, "resource2-1", Permissions.READ, Permissions.UPDATE);

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    authorizationService.saveAuthorization(authorization);   
  }
  
  public void testValidQueryCounts() {
    
    Resource resource1 = new TestResource("resource1", 100);
    Resource resource2 = new TestResource("resource2", 101);
    Resource nonExisting = new TestResource("non-existing", 102);
    
    // query by user id
    assertEquals(2, authorizationService.createAuthorizationQuery().userIdIn("user1").count());
    assertEquals(1, authorizationService.createAuthorizationQuery().userIdIn("user2").count());
    assertEquals(1, authorizationService.createAuthorizationQuery().userIdIn("user3").count());
    assertEquals(3, authorizationService.createAuthorizationQuery().userIdIn("user1", "user2").count());
    assertEquals(0, authorizationService.createAuthorizationQuery().userIdIn("non-existing").count());
    
    // query by group id
    assertEquals(2, authorizationService.createAuthorizationQuery().groupIdIn("group1").count());
    assertEquals(1, authorizationService.createAuthorizationQuery().groupIdIn("group2").count());
    assertEquals(1, authorizationService.createAuthorizationQuery().groupIdIn("group3").count());
    assertEquals(3, authorizationService.createAuthorizationQuery().groupIdIn("group1", "group2").count());
    assertEquals(0, authorizationService.createAuthorizationQuery().groupIdIn("non-existing").count());
    
    // query by resource type
    assertEquals(4, authorizationService.createAuthorizationQuery().resourceType(resource1).count());
    assertEquals(0, authorizationService.createAuthorizationQuery().resourceType(nonExisting).count());
    assertEquals(4, authorizationService.createAuthorizationQuery().resourceType(resource1.resourceType()).count());
    assertEquals(0, authorizationService.createAuthorizationQuery().resourceType(nonExisting.resourceType()).count());
    
    // query by resource id
    assertEquals(2, authorizationService.createAuthorizationQuery().resourceId("resource1-2").count());
    assertEquals(0, authorizationService.createAuthorizationQuery().resourceId("non-existing").count());

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    assertEquals(0, authorizationService.createAuthorizationQuery().groupIdIn("group1").resourceType(nonExisting).count());
  }
  
  public void testValidQueryLists() {
    
    Resource resource1 = new TestResource("resource1", 100);
    Resource resource2 = new TestResource("resource2", 101);
    Resource nonExisting = new TestResource("non-existing", 102);
    
    // query by user id
    assertEquals(2, authorizationService.createAuthorizationQuery().userIdIn("user1").list().size());
    assertEquals(1, authorizationService.createAuthorizationQuery().userIdIn("user2").list().size());
    assertEquals(1, authorizationService.createAuthorizationQuery().userIdIn("user3").list().size());

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    assertEquals(0, authorizationService.createAuthorizationQuery().groupIdIn("group1").resourceType(nonExisting).list().size());
  }
  
  public void testOrderByQueries() {
    
    Resource resource1 = new TestResource("resource1", 100);
    Resource resource2 = new TestResource("resource2", 101);
    
    List<Authorization> list = authorizationService.createAuthorizationQuery().orderByResourceType().asc().list();
    assertEquals(resource1.resourceType(), list.get(0).getResourceType());
    assertEquals(resource1.resourceType(), list.get(1).getResourceType());
    assertEquals(resource1.resourceType(), list.get(2).getResourceType());
    assertEquals(resource1.resourceType(), list.get(3).getResourceType());
    assertEquals(resource2.resourceType(), list.get(4).getResourceType());
    assertEquals(resource2.resourceType(), list.get(5).getResourceType());
    assertEquals(resource2.resourceType(), list.get(6).getResourceType());
    assertEquals(resource2.resourceType(), list.get(7).getResourceType());
    
    list = authorizationService.createAuthorizationQuery().orderByResourceType().desc().list();
    assertEquals(resource2.resourceType(), list.get(0).getResourceType());
    assertEquals(resource2.resourceType(), list.get(1).getResourceType());
    assertEquals(resource2.resourceType(), list.get(2).getResourceType());
    assertEquals(resource2.resourceType(), list.get(3).getResourceType());
    assertEquals(resource1.resourceType(), list.get(4).getResourceType());
    assertEquals(resource1.resourceType(), list.get(5).getResourceType());
    assertEquals(resource1.resourceType(), list.get(6).getResourceType());
    assertEquals(resource1.resourceType(), list.get(7).getResourceType());

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