Examples of org.jboss.dna.graph.SecurityContext

org.jboss.dna.graph.SecurityContext
A security context provides a pluggable means to support disparate authentication and authorization mechanisms that specify the user name and roles.
A security context should only be associated with the execution context after authentication has occurred.

            }
        };


        repository = new JcrRepository(context, connectionFactory, "unused");


        SecurityContext mockSecurityContext = new MockSecurityContext("testuser",
                                                                      Collections.singleton(JcrSession.DNA_WRITE_PERMISSION));
        session = (JcrSession)repository.login(new SecurityContextCredentials(mockSecurityContext));
    }

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        // Set up the session attributes ...
        sessionAttributes = new HashMap<String, Object>();
        sessionAttributes.put("attribute1", "value1");


        // Now create the workspace ...
        SecurityContext mockSecurityContext = new MockSecurityContext(null,
                                                                      Collections.singleton(JcrSession.DNA_WRITE_PERMISSION));
        workspace = new JcrWorkspace(repository, workspaceName, context.with(mockSecurityContext), sessionAttributes);


        // Create the session and log in ...
        session = (JcrSession)workspace.getSession();

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            }
        };


        repository = new JcrRepository(context, connectionFactory, "unused");


        SecurityContext mockSecurityContext = new MockSecurityContext("testuser",
                                                                      Collections.singleton(JcrSession.DNA_WRITE_PERMISSION));
        session = (JcrSession)repository.login(new SecurityContextCredentials(mockSecurityContext));
    }

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     *        workspace.
     * @return true if the user has the role and is logged in; false otherwise
     */
    final boolean hasRole( String roleName,
                           String workspaceName ) {
        SecurityContext context = getExecutionContext().getSecurityContext();


        return context.hasRole(roleName) || context.hasRole(roleName + "." + this.repository.getName())
               || context.hasRole(roleName + "." + this.repository.getName() + "." + workspaceName);
    }

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        }


        /*
         * Set up the anonymous role, if appropriate
         */
        SecurityContext anonymousUserContext = null;
        String rawAnonRoles = options != null ? options.get(Option.ANONYMOUS_USER_ROLES) : null;
        if (rawAnonRoles != null) {
            String[] anonRoles = rawAnonRoles.split("\\s*,\\s*");
            final List<String> roles = Arrays.asList(anonRoles);
            if (anonRoles.length > 0) {
                anonymousUserContext = new SecurityContext() {


                    public String getUserName() {
                        return ANONYMOUS_USER_NAME;
                    }

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            }
        };


        repository = new JcrRepository(context, connectionFactory, "unused", new MockObservable(), null, null, null);


        SecurityContext mockSecurityContext = new MockSecurityContext("testuser",
                                                                      Collections.singleton(JcrSession.DNA_WRITE_PERMISSION));
        session = (JcrSession)repository.login(new SecurityContextCredentials(mockSecurityContext));
    }

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        // Set up the session attributes ...
        sessionAttributes = new HashMap<String, Object>();
        sessionAttributes.put("attribute1", "value1");


        // Now create the workspace ...
        SecurityContext mockSecurityContext = new MockSecurityContext(null,
                                                                      Collections.singleton(JcrSession.DNA_WRITE_PERMISSION));
        workspace = new JcrWorkspace(repository, workspaceName, context.with(mockSecurityContext), sessionAttributes);


        // Create the session and log in ...
        session = (JcrSession)workspace.getSession();

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            }
        };


        repository = new JcrRepository(context, connectionFactory, "unused", new MockObservable(), null, null, null);


        SecurityContext mockSecurityContext = new MockSecurityContext("testuser",
                                                                      Collections.singleton(JcrSession.DNA_WRITE_PERMISSION));
        session = (JcrSession)repository.login(new SecurityContextCredentials(mockSecurityContext));
    }

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     *        workspace.
     * @return true if the user has the role and is logged in; false otherwise
     */
    final boolean hasRole( String roleName,
                           String workspaceName ) {
        SecurityContext context = getExecutionContext().getSecurityContext();


        return context.hasRole(roleName) || context.hasRole(roleName + "." + this.repository.getRepositorySourceName())
               || context.hasRole(roleName + "." + this.repository.getRepositorySourceName() + "." + workspaceName);
    }

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Related Classes of org.jboss.dna.graph.SecurityContext

org.jboss.dna.jcr.AbstractJcrAccessTest

org.jboss.dna.jcr.AbstractSessionTest

org.jboss.dna.jcr.ImportExportTest

org.jboss.dna.jcr.JcrRepository

org.jboss.dna.jcr.JcrSession

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