Examples of com.sun.xacml.Rule.evaluate()

com.sun.xacml.Rule.evaluate()

Evaluates the rule against the supplied context. This will check that the target matches, and then try to evaluate the condition. If the target and condition apply, then the rule's effect is returned in the result.

Note that rules are not required to have targets. If no target is specified, then the rule inherits its parent's target. In the event that this Rule has no Target then the match is assumed to be true, since evaluating a policy tree to this level required the parent's target to match. @param context the representation of the request we're evaluating @return the result of the evaluation

        Result firstIndeterminateResult = null;
        Iterator<? extends CombinerElement> it = ruleElements.iterator();


        while (it.hasNext()) {
            Rule rule = ((RuleCombinerElement) (it.next())).getRule();
            Result result = rule.evaluate(context);
            int value = result.getDecision();


            // if there was a value of PERMIT, then regardless of what
            // else we've seen, we always return PERMIT
            if (value == Result.DECISION_PERMIT)

        Result firstIndeterminateResult = null;
        Iterator<? extends CombinerElement> it = ruleElements.iterator();


        while (it.hasNext()) {
            Rule rule = ((RuleCombinerElement) (it.next())).getRule();
            Result result = rule.evaluate(context);
            int value = result.getDecision();


            // if there was a value of DENY, then regardless of what else
            // we've seen, we always return DENY
            if (value == Result.DECISION_DENY)

            List<? extends CombinerElement> ruleElements) {
        Iterator<? extends CombinerElement> it = ruleElements.iterator();


        while (it.hasNext()) {
            Rule rule = ((RuleCombinerElement) (it.next())).getRule();
            Result result = rule.evaluate(context);
            int value = result.getDecision();


            // in the case of PERMIT, DENY, or INDETERMINATE, we always
            // just return that result, so only on a rule that doesn't
            // apply do we keep going...

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