Examples of org.codehaus.loom.xmlpolicy.verifier.PolicyVerifier

Package org.codehaus.loom.xmlpolicy.verifier

Examples of org.codehaus.loom.xmlpolicy.verifier.PolicyVerifier

org.codehaus.loom.xmlpolicy.verifier.PolicyVerifier
Verify Policy set is valid. Validity is defined as
- All KeyStore names should be defined starting with letters or '_' and then continuing with Alpha-Numeric characters, '-', '.' or '_'.
- If signedBy is specified then keystore is specified for both grants and permissions.
- That any keystore names used by grant or permission reference actual keystores.
- If target is null then actions is null.
@author Peter Donald @version $Revision: 1.1 $ $Date: 2004/04/19 22:20:26 $


    private void verifyResource( final String resource )
        throws Exception
    {
        final PolicyMetaData defs = buildFromResource( resource );
        final PolicyVerifier verifier = new PolicyVerifier();
        verifier.verifyPolicy( defs );
    }

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