Examples of org.jdesktop.wonderland.server.security.SecureTask

Package org.jdesktop.wonderland.server.security

Examples of org.jdesktop.wonderland.server.security.SecureTask

org.jdesktop.wonderland.server.security.SecureTask
A task to execute after security checks are completed. SecureTask is similar to the Darkstar built-in Task type, but with the extra security constraints. Like Task, SecureTask instances must either be Serializable or implement ManagedObject. For tasks that are Serializable, the SecurityManager will automatically persist the task. For tasks that implement ManagedObject, the caller is assumed to manage adding and removing the object from persistence. @author jkaplan

            ActionMap am = new ActionMap(ownerRsrc, new OwnerAction());
            ResourceMap rm = new ResourceMap();
            rm.put(ownerRsrc.getId(), am);


            SecurityManager sec = AppContext.getManager(SecurityManager.class);
            SecureTask sst = new SetStateTask(id.getUsername(), ownerRsrc.getId(),
                                              this, scss.getPermissions());
            sec.doSecure(rm, sst);
        } else {
            // no security check, just set the values
            setCellPermissions(scss.getPermissions());

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        ActionMap am = new ActionMap(rsrc, actions);
        rm.put(rsrc.getId(), am);


        // construct a new task to send the message
        SecurityManager sm = AppContext.getManager(SecurityManager.class);
        SecureTask sendTask = new SendPermissionsTask(rsrc.getId(), sender,
                                                      clientID, messageID);
        sm.doSecure(rm, sendTask);
    }

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