Examples of TrustedUserPrincipal

org.candlepin.auth.TrustedUserPrincipal
A simple principal implementation for OAuth connections with a user header. In this scenario we have an authenticated principal with a username, and we can assume the calling application has validated the request, so whatever it is we can allow full access. Most commonly used for Katello deployments, which manage their own users/roles/perms.

Examples of org.candlepin.auth.TrustedUserPrincipal

    }


    @Test
    public void oauthRegistrationSupported() {
        // Should be able to register successfully with as a trusted user principal:
        Principal p = new TrustedUserPrincipal("anyuser");
        Consumer consumer = new Consumer("sys.example.com", null, null, system);
        resource.create(consumer, p, null, owner.getKey(), null);
    }

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Examples of org.candlepin.auth.TrustedUserPrincipal

        resource.create(consumer, p, null, owner.getKey(), createKeysString(keys));
    }


    @Test
    public void registerWithNoInstalledProducts() {
        Principal p = new TrustedUserPrincipal("anyuser");
        Consumer consumer = new Consumer();
        consumer.setType(system);
        consumer.setName("consumername");
        resource.create(consumer, p, USER, owner.getKey(), null);
    }

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Examples of org.candlepin.auth.TrustedUserPrincipal

        resource.create(consumer, p, USER, owner.getKey(), null);
    }


    @Test
    public void registerWithNullReleaseVer() {
        Principal p = new TrustedUserPrincipal("anyuser");
        Consumer consumer = new Consumer();
        consumer.setType(system);
        consumer.setName("consumername");
        consumer.setReleaseVer(null);
        resource.create(consumer, p, USER, owner.getKey(), null);

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Examples of org.candlepin.auth.TrustedUserPrincipal


    }


    @Test
    public void registerWithEmptyReleaseVer() {
        Principal p = new TrustedUserPrincipal("anyuser");
        Consumer consumer = new Consumer();
        consumer.setType(system);
        consumer.setName("consumername");
        consumer.setReleaseVer(new Release(""));
        resource.create(consumer, p, USER, owner.getKey(), null);

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Examples of org.candlepin.auth.TrustedUserPrincipal

        resource.create(consumer, p, USER, owner.getKey(), null);
    }


    @Test
    public void registerWithNoReleaseVer() {
        Principal p = new TrustedUserPrincipal("anyuser");
        Consumer consumer = new Consumer();
        consumer.setType(system);
        consumer.setName("consumername");
        resource.create(consumer, p, USER, owner.getKey(), null);
    }

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Examples of org.candlepin.auth.TrustedUserPrincipal

        resource.create(consumer, p, USER, owner.getKey(), null);
    }


    @Test
    public void setStatusOnCreate() {
        Principal p = new TrustedUserPrincipal("anyuser");
        Consumer consumer = new Consumer();
        consumer.setType(system);
        consumer.setName("consumername");
        resource.create(consumer, p, USER, owner.getKey(), null);
        // Should be called with the consumer, null date (now),

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Examples of org.candlepin.auth.TrustedUserPrincipal

            log.debug("Looking up user permissions from user service.");
            return createPrincipal(username);
        }


        log.debug("Returning full trusted user principal.");
        return new TrustedUserPrincipal(username);
    }

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