Examples of UserRegistry

com.ibm.websphere.security.UserRegistry
de.iritgo.aktario.framework.user.UserRegistry
net.fortytwo.twitlogic.persistence.UserRegistry
o.net).
org.wso2.carbon.registry.core.session.UserRegistry
Maintains information required for particular user. When registry functionality is invoked through this objects of this class, user's information is passes along the thread of invocation. Therefore, all the actions are recorded against that user's name and all authorizations are checked using that user's realm. Note that, although this class maintains user details, it does not perform any authorization. Underlying registry or other entities in the thread of invocation should perform authorizations as needed using the realm given by this class. In addition to associating user with the registry, this will be used to get a chrooted registry, as the new constructors accept chroot as the last parameter.

Examples of org.wso2.carbon.registry.core.session.UserRegistry

        return getUserRegistry(userName, tenantId, null);
    }


    public UserRegistry getUserRegistry(String userName, int tenantId, String chroot)
            throws RegistryException {
        return new UserRegistry(userName, tenantId, registry, realmService,
                RegistryUtils.concatenateChroot(this.chroot, chroot));
    }

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Examples of org.wso2.carbon.registry.core.session.UserRegistry

            log.error(msg);
            throw new RegistryException(msg);
        }
        // first we will get an anonymous user registry associated with the tenant
        realmService.getBootstrapRealmConfiguration();
        UserRegistry anonymousUserRegistry = new UserRegistry(
                CarbonConstants.REGISTRY_ANONNYMOUS_USERNAME,
                tenantId,
                registry,
                realmService,
                null);
        return anonymousUserRegistry.getUserRealm();
    }

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Examples of org.wso2.carbon.registry.core.session.UserRegistry


    // Test each registry has different virtual roots
    public void testVirtualRoots() throws Exception {


        RealmConfiguration realmConfig = ctx.getRealmService().getBootstrapRealmConfiguration();
        UserRegistry registry1 =
                embeddedRegistryService.getUserRegistry(realmConfig.getAdminUserName(), 0);
        Resource r = registry1.newResource();
        registry1.put("/test", r);


        r = registry1.get("/");
        r.addProperty("name", "value");
        registry1.put("/", r);


        UserRegistry registry2 =
                embeddedRegistryService.getUserRegistry(realmConfig.getAdminUserName(), 1);
        r = registry2.get("/");
        Properties p = r.getProperties();
        assertEquals("The properties in the second registry should be 0", p.size(), 0);


        boolean notExist = false;
        try {
            registry2.get("/test");
        } catch (ResourceNotFoundException e) {
            notExist = true;
        }
        assertTrue("The /test should be null in the second registry", notExist);

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Examples of org.wso2.carbon.registry.core.session.UserRegistry


        // embeddedRegistryService = new InMemoryEmbeddedRegistryService();
        // get the realm config to retrieve admin username, password
        RealmConfiguration realmConfig = ctx.getRealmService().getBootstrapRealmConfiguration();
        
        UserRegistry adminRegistry = embeddedRegistryService.
                getUserRegistry(realmConfig.getAdminUserName(), realmConfig.getAdminPassword());
        UserRealm adminRealm = adminRegistry.getUserRealm();


        adminRealm.getUserStoreManager().addUser("foo", "cce123", null, null, null);
        adminRealm.getUserStoreManager();


        adminRealm.getAuthorizationManager().
                authorizeUser("foo", RegistryConstants.ROOT_PATH, ActionConstants.PUT);
        adminRealm.getUserStoreManager().addUser("bar", "swe123", null, null, null);


        UserRegistry fooRegistry = embeddedRegistryService.getUserRegistry("foo", "cce123");
        UserRegistry barRegistry = embeddedRegistryService.getUserRegistry("bar", "swe123");


        String r1Content = "R1";
        Resource r1 = fooRegistry.newResource();
        r1.setContent(r1Content.getBytes());


        fooRegistry.put("/r1", r1);


        adminRegistry.applyTag("/r1", "java");
        fooRegistry.applyTag("/r1", "java");
        barRegistry.applyTag("/r1", "java");


        Tag[] tags1 = adminRegistry.getTags("/r1");
        assertEquals("There should be 3 taggings on resource '/r1'", 3, tags1[0].getTagCount());


        // owner of the /r1 removes a tag. all tags should be removed
        fooRegistry.removeTag("/r1", "java");
        Tag[] tags2 = adminRegistry.getTags("/r1");
        assertEquals("There should be 0 taggings on resource '/r1'", 0, tags2.length);


        adminRegistry.applyTag("/r1", "java");
        fooRegistry.applyTag("/r1", "java");
        barRegistry.applyTag("/r1", "java");


        // admin removes a tag. all tags should be removed
        adminRegistry.removeTag("/r1", "java");
        Tag[] tags3 = adminRegistry.getTags("/r1");
        assertEquals("There should be 0 taggings on resource '/r1'", 0, tags3.length);


        adminRegistry.applyTag("/r1", "java");
        fooRegistry.applyTag("/r1", "java");
        barRegistry.applyTag("/r1", "java");


        // normal user removes a tag. only the tag applied by the user is removed
        barRegistry.removeTag("/r1", "java");
        Tag[] tags4 = adminRegistry.getTags("/r1");
        assertEquals("There should be 2 taggings on resource '/r1'", 2, tags4[0].getTagCount());
    }

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