Examples of org.springframework.security.OtherTargetObject

org.springframework.security.OtherTargetObject

Simply extends {@link TargetObject} so we have a different object to put configuration attributes against.

Thereis no different behaviour. We have to define each method so that Class.getMethod(methodName, args) returns a Method referencing this class rather than the parent class.

We need to implement ITargetObject again because the MethodDefinitionAttributes only locates attributes on interfaces explicitly defined by the intercepted class (not the interfaces defined by its parent class or classes).

@author Ben Alex

        assertTrue(mipe.isAllowed(mi, token));
    }


    @Test
    public void allowsAccessUsingCreateFromClass() throws Exception {
        final MethodInvocation mi = MethodInvocationUtils.createFromClass(new OtherTargetObject(), ITargetObject.class, "makeLowerCase",
                new Class[] {String.class}, new Object[] {"Hello world"});
        MethodInvocationPrivilegeEvaluator mipe = new MethodInvocationPrivilegeEvaluator();
        mipe.setSecurityInterceptor(interceptor);
        when(mds.getAttributes(mi)).thenReturn(role);

        assertFalse(mipe.isAllowed(mi, token));
    }


    @Test
    public void declinesAccessUsingCreateFromClass() throws Exception {
        final MethodInvocation mi = MethodInvocationUtils.createFromClass(new OtherTargetObject(), ITargetObject.class, "makeLowerCase",
                new Class[] {String.class}, new Object[] {"helloWorld"});


        MethodInvocationPrivilegeEvaluator mipe = new MethodInvocationPrivilegeEvaluator();
        mipe.setSecurityInterceptor(interceptor);
        when(mds.getAttributes(mi)).thenReturn(role);

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