Examples of com.sun.enterprise.deployment.Role

com.sun.enterprise.deployment.Role
In EJBs, ACL checking is done using the Roles. Roles are an abstraction of an application specific Logical Principals. These Principals do not have any properties of Principals within a Security Domain (or Realm). They merely serve as abstraction to application specific entities. @author Harish Prabandham

    public void addDescriptor(Object newDescriptor) {
        if (newDescriptor instanceof SecurityRoleMapping) {
            SecurityRoleMapping roleMap = (SecurityRoleMapping) newDescriptor;
            descriptor.addSecurityRoleMapping(roleMap);
            if (descriptor!=null && !descriptor.isVirtual()) {
                Role role = new Role(roleMap.getRoleName());
                SecurityRoleMapper rm = descriptor.getRoleMapper();
                if (rm != null) {
                    List<PrincipalNameDescriptor> principals = roleMap.getPrincipalNames();
                    for (int i = 0; i < principals.size(); i++) {
                        rm.assignRole(principals.get(i).getPrincipal(),

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                return;
            }


            for (int si = 0; si < srmList.length; si++) {
                SecurityRoleMapping srm = srmList[si];
                Role role = new Role(srm.getRoleName());
                SecurityRoleMapper rm = factory.getRoleMapper(name);


                if (rm != null) {
                    List<PrincipalNameDescriptor> principals = srm.getPrincipalNames();

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    /** Returns an Enumeration of my SecurityRole objects. */
    public Enumeration getSecurityRoles() {
        Vector securityRoles = new Vector();


        for (Iterator itr = super.getRoles().iterator(); itr.hasNext();) {
            Role r = (Role) itr.next();
            SecurityRoleDescriptor srd = new SecurityRoleDescriptor(r);
            securityRoles.add(srd);
        }


        return securityRoles.elements();

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        return securityRoles.elements();
    }


    /** Add a new abstrct role to me. */
    public void addSecurityRole(SecurityRole securityRole) {
        Role r = new Role(securityRole.getName());
        r.setDescription(securityRole.getDescription());
        super.addRole(r);
    }

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            return;
        }


        for (int si = 0; si < srmList.length; si++) {
            SecurityRoleMapping srm = srmList[si];
            Role role = new Role(srm.getRoleName());
            SecurityRoleMapper rm = factory.getRoleMapper(name);


            if (rm != null) {
                List<PrincipalNameDescriptor> principals = srm.getPrincipalNames();

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            // store it in the application using pure DOL descriptors...
            Application app = descriptor.getApplication();


            if (app != null) {
                Role role = new Role(srm.getRoleName());
                SecurityRoleMapper rm = app.getRoleMapper();


                if (rm != null) {
                    List<PrincipalNameDescriptor> principals = srm.getPrincipalNames();

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    /** 
     * Return the role object from this descriptor.
     * @return the role.
     */
    public Role getRole() {
  return new Role(super.getValue());
    }

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            }
            
            if(_logger.isLoggable(Level.FINE)){
                _logger.log(Level.FINE, "Default role is: " +  defaultRoleName);
            }
            defaultRole = new Role(defaultRoleName);
        }
    }

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    public RoleMapper(RoleMapper r){
        this.appName = r.getName();
        for(Iterator it = r.getRoles();it.hasNext(); ){
            String role = (String) it.next();
            // recover groups
            Enumeration groups = r.getGroupsAssignedTo(new Role(role));
            Set<Group> groupsToRole = new HashSet<Group>();
            for(;groups.hasMoreElements(); ){
                Group gp = (Group) groups.nextElement();
                groupsToRole.add(new Group(gp.getName()));
                addRoleToPrincipal(gp,role);
            }
            this.roleToGroup.put(role,groupsToRole);
            
            // recover principles
            Enumeration users = r.getUsersAssignedTo(new Role(role));
            Set<Principal> usersToRole = new HashSet<Principal>();
            for(;users.hasMoreElements(); ){
                PrincipalImpl gp = (PrincipalImpl) users.nextElement();
                usersToRole.add(new PrincipalImpl(gp.getName()));
                addRoleToPrincipal(gp,role);

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  // run through each of the ejb's role references, checking that the roles exist in this bundle
  for (Iterator itr = this.getEjbs().iterator(); itr.hasNext();) {
      EjbDescriptor ejbDescriptor = (EjbDescriptor) itr.next();
      for (Iterator roleRefs = ejbDescriptor.getRoleReferences().iterator(); roleRefs.hasNext();) {
    RoleReference roleReference = (RoleReference) roleRefs.next();
    Role referredRole = roleReference.getRole();
    if (!referredRole.getName().equals("") 
        && !super.getRoles().contains(referredRole) ) {
      
        _logger.log(Level.FINE,localStrings.getLocalString(
         "enterprise.deployment.badrolereference",
         "Warning: Bad role reference to {0}", new Object[] {referredRole}));

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