Examples of org.apache.derby.security.SystemPermission.implies()

Class org.apache.derby.security.SystemPermission

Examples of org.apache.derby.security.SystemPermission.implies()

org.apache.derby.security.SystemPermission.implies()
Does this permission imply another. Only true if the other permission is a SystemPermission with the same name and all the actions of the permission are present in this. Note that none of the actions imply any other with this SystemPermission.

        assertTrue(!sp0.equals(null));
        assertTrue(!sp0.equals(new Object()));


        // test SystemPermission.implies()
        assertTrue(sp0.implies(sp1));
        assertTrue(sp1.implies(sp0));


        // test SystemPermission for authorized user against policy file
        final DatabasePrincipal authorizedUser
            = new DatabasePrincipal("authorizedSystemUser");
        execute(authorizedUser, new ShutdownEngineAction(sp0), true);

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        assertTrue(!sp0.equals(null));
        assertTrue(!sp0.equals(new Object()));


        // test SystemPermission.implies()
        assertTrue(sp0.implies(sp1));
        assertTrue(sp1.implies(sp0));


        // test SystemPermission for authorized user against policy file
        final DatabasePrincipal authorizedUser
            = new DatabasePrincipal("authorizedSystemUser");
        execute(authorizedUser, new ShutdownEngineAction(sp0), true);

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                    }
                    else
                    {
                        // Implies logic, the one with one permission
                        // is implied by the other but not vice-versa.
                        assertTrue(p.implies(base));
                        assertFalse(base.implies(p));
                        
                        // Names in canonical form
                        int f;
                        int s;

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                    }
                    else
                    {
                        // Implies logic, the one with one permission
                        // is implied by the other but not vice-versa.
                        assertTrue(p.implies(base));
                        assertFalse(base.implies(p));
                        
                        // Names in canonical form
                        int f;
                        int s;

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                    }
                    else
                    {
                        // Implies logic, the one with one permission
                        // is implied by the other but not vice-versa.
                        assertTrue(p.implies(base));
                        assertFalse(base.implies(p));
                        
                        // Names in canonical form
                        int f;
                        int s;

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