Examples of org.jdesktop.wonderland.server.auth.ClientIdentityManager

org.jdesktop.wonderland.server.auth.ClientIdentityManager

The ClientIdentityManager class facilitates access (by way of the ClientIdentity class) to the WonderlandIdentity object found in a given UserGLO object. In particular, this is necessary for identifying the user group to which a given participant belongs. With such information, we can effectively operate a discretionary access control system. Note that this code is based upon sample code by Brendan Burns (brendan.d.burns on gmail); modified by Tim Wright for the purpose of accessing identity data. To use, add: com.sun.sgs.app.services=:ClientIdentityService com.sun.sgs.app.managers=:ClientIdentityManager to the DarkStar server's .properties file. Then access with AppContext.getManager(ClientIdentityManager.class); @author twright @version 0.1


        // make sure this user is an owner, and therefore has permission
        // to set the server state of this component.  Note we don't
        // check the user if their ID is null (that means it is the system
        // doing the setting) or if there are no owners.
        ClientIdentityManager cim = AppContext.getManager(ClientIdentityManager.class);
        WonderlandIdentity id = cim.getClientID();
        if (id != null && owners != null && !owners.isEmpty()) {
            // make a request to set the permissions if this is an owner
            Resource ownerRsrc = new OwnerResource(cellRef.get().getCellID().toString(),
                                                   owners);
            ActionMap am = new ActionMap(ownerRsrc, new OwnerAction());

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