Examples of UnresolvedPrincipal

com.ecyrd.jspwiki.auth.acl.UnresolvedPrincipal
Represents a Principal, typically read from an ACL, that cannot be resolved based on the current state of the user database, group manager, and built-in role definitions. Creating a principal marked "unresolved" allows delayed resolution, which enables principals to be resolved lazily during a later access control check. Conceptuallly, UnresolvedPrincipal performs a function similar to {@link java.security.UnresolvedPermission}. @author Andrew Jaquith @since 2.3
org.apache.harmony.security.UnresolvedPrincipal
Descriptive implementation of Principal, which holds a name and a classname of unresolved principal. It is used to define an arbitrary Principal which may be not yet instantiated and authenticated.
This concept is somewhat similar to UnresolvedPermission. A principal-based policy may grant permissions depending on what Principals own the current execution thread. So the policy refers to this model definition of acceptable principal and compares it with the actual principal. @see org.apache.harmony.security.PolicyEntry @see org.apache.harmony.security.DefaultPolicy
org.apache.wiki.auth.acl.UnresolvedPrincipal
Represents a Principal, typically read from an ACL, that cannot be resolved based on the current state of the user database, group manager, and built-in role definitions. Creating a principal marked "unresolved" allows delayed resolution, which enables principals to be resolved lazily during a later access control check. Conceptuallly, UnresolvedPrincipal performs a function similar to {@link java.security.UnresolvedPermission}. @since 2.3

Examples of org.apache.wiki.auth.acl.UnresolvedPrincipal


        // We shouldn't be able to spoof a built-in role
        assertNotSame( new WikiPrincipal( "Authenticated" ), m_auth.resolvePrincipal( "Authenticated" ) );


        // An unknown user should resolve to a generic UnresolvedPrincipal
        Principal principal = new UnresolvedPrincipal( "Bart Simpson" );
        assertEquals( principal, m_auth.resolvePrincipal( "Bart Simpson" ) );
    }

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