Examples of org.openengsb.core.api.security.SecurityAttributeProvider

org.openengsb.core.api.security.SecurityAttributeProvider

A service that can serve as a source for SecurityAttributes. While Annotation only allow assigning attributes at compile-time, these services can be used to assign attributes to objects at runtime. Every Bundle that wants to store security-attributes should register its own provider. So when the bundle is restarted, the attributes can be handled accordingly. Example: A UI-bundle wants to store attributes on instances of UI-components. This means, the bundle itself must provide a service with this interface and make sure it's populated with the data as desired.

            Constants.DELEGATION_CONTEXT_PERMISSIONS);
        ClassProvider wicketPermissionProvider =
            new ClassProviderImpl(bundle, Sets.newHashSet(WicketPermission.class.getName()));
        registerService(wicketPermissionProvider, wicketProviderProps, ClassProvider.class);


        SecurityAttributeProvider attributeStore = new SecurityAttributeProviderImpl();
        context.putBean("attributeStore", attributeStore);
        context.putBean("attributeProviders", Collections.singletonList(attributeStore));


        context.putBean("domainProviders", makeServiceList(DomainProvider.class));
        context.putBean("permissionProviders", makeServiceList(ClassProvider.class));

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