Examples of Access

Frame.Access
buri.ddmsence.ddms.security.ntk.Access
An immutable implementation of ntk:Access.

{@ddms.versions 00010}
In JSON output, an extra layer is added around the individualList and groupList, to make the output consistent with the profileList.
{@table.header History}
This class was introduced to support NTK components in DDMS 4.1. Those components are no longer a part of DDMS 5.0.
{@table.footer}{@table.header Nested Elements}{@child.info ntk:AccessIndividualList/ntk:AccessIndividual|0..*|00010}{@child.info ntk:AccessGroupList/ntk:AccessGroup|0..*|00010}{@child.info ntk:AccessProfileList|0..1|00010}{@table.footer}{@table.header Attributes}{@child.info ntk:externalReference|0..1|00010}{@child.info ism:classification|1|00010}{@child.info ism:ownerProducer|1..*|00010}{@child.info ism:<securityAttributes>|0..*|00010}{@table.footer}{@table.header Validation Rules}{@ddms.rule Component must not be used before the DDMS version in which it was introduced.|Error|11111}{@ddms.rule The qualified name of this element must be correct.|Error|11111}{@ddms.rule ism:classification must exist.|Error|11111}{@ddms.rule ism:ownerProducer must exist.|Error|11111}{@ddms.rule This component can be used with no values set.|Warning|11111}{@ddms.rule ntk:externalReference may cause issues for DDMS 4.0.1 systems.|Warning|00010}{@table.footer} @author Brian Uri! @since 2.0.0
com.alibaba.dubbo.registry.common.domain.Access
@author william.liangf
com.almende.eve.agent.annotation.Access
com.almende.eve.rpc.annotation.Access
com.almende.eve.transform.rpc.annotation.Access
com.codiform.moo.annotation.Access
com.dbxml.db.core.security.Access
Access
com.google.code.lightssh.project.log.entity.Access
访问日志 @author YangXiaojin
com.mossle.auth.domain.Access
Access . @author Lingo
com.mozilla.grouperfish.model.Access
com.woorea.openstack.keystone.model.Access
io.fathom.cloud.identity.api.os.model.v2.Access
javax.persistence.Access
jease.cms.domain.Access
Access-Object which allows to protect containers with a stored combination of login and password. Please note: the Access-Object itself doesn't enforce any security on its own, but relies on appropriate code in the public view (site).
milk.jpatch.access.AccessPatch.Access
net.sourceforge.js3tream.util.Access
org.apache.wicket.AccessStackPageMap.Access
org.auraframework.system.AuraContext.Access
org.candlepin.auth.Access
org.jboss.resteasy.keystone.model.Access
org.jbpm.context.def.Access
org.jclouds.openstack.keystone.v2_0.domain.Access
tack.org/api/openstack-identity-service/2.0/content/Identity-Service-Concepts-e1362.html" />
org.jdesktop.wonderland.modules.security.common.Permission.Access
org.jnode.apps.vmware.disk.extent.Access
org.openengsb.domain.authorization.AuthorizationDomain.Access
org.openstack.docs.identity.api.v2.Access
org.openstack.model.identity.Access
org.platformlayer.auth.model.Access
org.switchyard.common.type.reflect.Access
An abstraction of field and method access. @param < T> the value type of this access @author David Ward <dward@jboss.org> (C) 2011 Red Hat Inc.
org.web.acesslog.Access
Entity class to hold every single row in the access log in a generic way. No support will be provided at the moment, this software is opensource for reuse/modification/distribution. @author Senthil Balakrishnan
thredds.catalog2.Access
_more_ @author edavis @since 4.0

Examples of javax.persistence.Access

    org.hibernate.annotations.AccessType accessTypeAnnotation = property.getAnnotation( org.hibernate.annotations.AccessType.class );
    if ( accessTypeAnnotation != null ) {
      hibernateAccessType = AccessType.getAccessStrategy( accessTypeAnnotation.value() );
    }


    Access access = property.getAnnotation( Access.class );
    if ( access != null ) {
      jpaAccessType = AccessType.getAccessStrategy( access.value() );
    }


    if ( hibernateAccessType != AccessType.DEFAULT
        && jpaAccessType != AccessType.DEFAULT
        && hibernateAccessType != jpaAccessType ) {

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Examples of javax.persistence.Access

    org.hibernate.annotations.AccessType accessTypeAnnotation = element.getAnnotation( org.hibernate.annotations.AccessType.class );
    if ( accessTypeAnnotation != null ) {
      hibernateAccessType = AccessType.getAccessStrategy( accessTypeAnnotation.value() );
    }


    Access access = element.getAnnotation( Access.class );
    if ( access != null ) {
      jpaAccessType = AccessType.getAccessStrategy( access.value() );
    }


    if ( hibernateAccessType != null && jpaAccessType != null && hibernateAccessType != jpaAccessType ) {
      throw new MappingException(
          "Found @Access and @AccessType with conflicting values on a property in class " + annotatedClass.toString()

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Examples of javax.persistence.Access

    }
  }


  private void considerExplicitFieldAndPropertyAccess() {
    for ( XProperty property : fieldAccessMap.values() ) {
      Access access = property.getAnnotation( Access.class );
      if ( access == null ) {
        continue;
      }


      // see "2.3.2 Explicit Access Type" of JPA 2 spec
      // the access type for this property is explicitly set to AccessType.FIELD, hence we have to
      // use field access for this property even if the default access type for the class is AccessType.PROPERTY
      AccessType accessType = AccessType.getAccessStrategy( access.value() );
      if ( accessType == AccessType.FIELD ) {
        propertyAccessMap.put( property.getName(), property );
      }
      else {   // AccessType.PROPERTY
        log.warn( "Placing @Access(AccessType.PROPERTY) on a field does not have any effect." );
      }
    }


    for ( XProperty property : propertyAccessMap.values() ) {
      Access access = property.getAnnotation( Access.class );
      if ( access == null ) {
        continue;
      }


      AccessType accessType = AccessType.getAccessStrategy( access.value() );


      // see "2.3.2 Explicit Access Type" of JPA 2 spec
      // the access type for this property is explicitly set to AccessType.PROPERTY, hence we have to
      // return use method access even if the default class access type is AccessType.FIELD
      if ( accessType == AccessType.PROPERTY ) {

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Examples of javax.persistence.Access

    org.hibernate.annotations.AccessType accessType = xClass.getAnnotation( org.hibernate.annotations.AccessType.class );
    if ( accessType != null ) {
      hibernateDefinedAccessType = AccessType.getAccessStrategy( accessType.value() );
    }


    Access access = xClass.getAnnotation( Access.class );
    if ( access != null ) {
      jpaDefinedAccessType = AccessType.getAccessStrategy( access.value() );
    }


    if ( hibernateDefinedAccessType != AccessType.DEFAULT
        && jpaDefinedAccessType != AccessType.DEFAULT
        && hibernateDefinedAccessType != jpaDefinedAccessType ) {

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Examples of javax.persistence.Access

    org.hibernate.annotations.AccessType accessTypeAnnotation = element.getAnnotation( org.hibernate.annotations.AccessType.class );
    if ( accessTypeAnnotation != null ) {
      hibernateAccessType = AccessType.getAccessStrategy( accessTypeAnnotation.value() );
    }


    Access access = element.getAnnotation( Access.class );
    if ( access != null ) {
      jpaAccessType = AccessType.getAccessStrategy( access.value() );
    }


    if ( hibernateAccessType != null && jpaAccessType != null && hibernateAccessType != jpaAccessType ) {
      throw new MappingException(
          "Found @Access and @AccessType with conflicting values on a property in class " + annotatedClass.toString()

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Examples of javax.persistence.Access

    org.hibernate.annotations.AccessType accessTypeAnnotation = property.getAnnotation( org.hibernate.annotations.AccessType.class );
    if ( accessTypeAnnotation != null ) {
      hibernateAccessType = AccessType.getAccessStrategy( accessTypeAnnotation.value() );
    }


    Access access = property.getAnnotation( Access.class );
    if ( access != null ) {
      jpaAccessType = AccessType.getAccessStrategy( access.value() );
    }


    if ( hibernateAccessType != AccessType.DEFAULT
        && jpaAccessType != AccessType.DEFAULT
        && hibernateAccessType != jpaAccessType ) {

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Examples of javax.persistence.Access

    org.hibernate.annotations.AccessType accessTypeAnnotation = element.getAnnotation( org.hibernate.annotations.AccessType.class );
    if ( accessTypeAnnotation != null ) {
      hibernateAccessType = AccessType.getAccessStrategy( accessTypeAnnotation.value() );
    }


    Access access = element.getAnnotation( Access.class );
    if ( access != null ) {
      jpaAccessType = AccessType.getAccessStrategy( access.value() );
    }


    if ( hibernateAccessType != null && jpaAccessType != null && hibernateAccessType != jpaAccessType ) {
      throw new MappingException(
          "Found @Access and @AccessType with conflicting values on a property in class " + annotatedClass.toString()

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Examples of javax.persistence.Access

    }
  }


  private void considerExplicitFieldAndPropertyAccess() {
    for ( XProperty property : fieldAccessMap.values() ) {
      Access access = property.getAnnotation( Access.class );
      if ( access == null ) {
        continue;
      }


      // see "2.3.2 Explicit Access Type" of JPA 2 spec
      // the access type for this property is explicitly set to AccessType.FIELD, hence we have to
      // use field access for this property even if the default access type for the class is AccessType.PROPERTY
      AccessType accessType = AccessType.getAccessStrategy( access.value() );
            if (accessType == AccessType.FIELD) {
        propertyAccessMap.put(property.getName(), property);
      }
            else {
        LOG.debug( "Placing @Access(AccessType.FIELD) on a field does not have any effect." );
      }
    }


    for ( XProperty property : propertyAccessMap.values() ) {
      Access access = property.getAnnotation( Access.class );
      if ( access == null ) {
        continue;
      }


      AccessType accessType = AccessType.getAccessStrategy( access.value() );


      // see "2.3.2 Explicit Access Type" of JPA 2 spec
      // the access type for this property is explicitly set to AccessType.PROPERTY, hence we have to
      // return use method access even if the default class access type is AccessType.FIELD
            if (accessType == AccessType.PROPERTY) {

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Examples of javax.persistence.Access

    org.hibernate.annotations.AccessType accessType = xClass.getAnnotation( org.hibernate.annotations.AccessType.class );
    if ( accessType != null ) {
      hibernateDefinedAccessType = AccessType.getAccessStrategy( accessType.value() );
    }


    Access access = xClass.getAnnotation( Access.class );
    if ( access != null ) {
      jpaDefinedAccessType = AccessType.getAccessStrategy( access.value() );
    }


    if ( hibernateDefinedAccessType != AccessType.DEFAULT
        && jpaDefinedAccessType != AccessType.DEFAULT
        && hibernateDefinedAccessType != jpaDefinedAccessType ) {

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Examples of javax.persistence.Access

    org.hibernate.annotations.AccessType accessTypeAnnotation = property.getAnnotation( org.hibernate.annotations.AccessType.class );
    if ( accessTypeAnnotation != null ) {
      hibernateAccessType = AccessType.getAccessStrategy( accessTypeAnnotation.value() );
    }


    Access access = property.getAnnotation( Access.class );
    if ( access != null ) {
      jpaAccessType = AccessType.getAccessStrategy( access.value() );
    }


    if ( hibernateAccessType != AccessType.DEFAULT
        && jpaAccessType != AccessType.DEFAULT
        && hibernateAccessType != jpaAccessType ) {

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