Examples of org.glassfish.security.common.Role

org.glassfish.security.common.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


    /**
     * 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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        // Process DeclareRoles annotation
        if (clazz.isAnnotationPresent(DeclareRoles.class)) {
            DeclareRoles declareRoles = (DeclareRoles)
                clazz.getAnnotation(DeclareRoles.class);
            for (String roleName : declareRoles.value()) {
                webBundleDescriptor.addRole(new Role(roleName));
                webModule.declareRoles(roleName);
            }
        }
        // Process MultipartConfig annotation
        if (clazz.isAnnotationPresent(MultipartConfig.class)) {

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                roleName = runAs.value();
            }
            if (roleName != null) {
                super.setRunAsRole(roleName);


                wbd.addRole(new Role(roleName));
                RunAsIdentityDescriptor runAsDesc =
                    new RunAsIdentityDescriptor();
                runAsDesc.setRoleName(roleName);
                wcd.setRunAsIdentity(runAsDesc);
            }

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                AuthorizationConstraintImpl ac = null;
                if (sc.getAuthConstraint() != null && sc.getAuthConstraint().length > 0) {
                    ac = new AuthorizationConstraintImpl();
                    for (String roleName : sc.getAuthConstraint()) {
                        Role role = new Role(roleName);
                        getWebBundleDescriptor().addRole(role);
                        ac.addSecurityRole(roleName);
                    }
                } else { // DENY
                    ac = new AuthorizationConstraintImpl();

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