List of checkMarketDataPermissions() Examples

Examples of checkMarketDataPermissions()

com.opengamma.engine.marketdata.MarketDataPermissionProvider.checkMarketDataPermissions()
Checks whether has permission to view market data and returns the values which were in the query but the user doesn't have permission for. @param user The user whose market data permissions should be checked @param specifications The market data to test for @return The values for which the user doesn't have permission

Examples of com.opengamma.engine.marketdata.MarketDataPermissionProvider.checkMarketDataPermissions()

    when(historicalProvider2.getPermissionProvider()).thenReturn(pp2);
    when(baseProvider.getPermissionProvider()).thenReturn(pp3);
    Set<ValueSpecification> specs = ImmutableSet.of(SPEC1, SPEC2, SPEC3, SPEC4);
    when(pp1.checkMarketDataPermissions(UserPrincipal.getTestUser(), specs)).thenReturn(Collections.singleton(SPEC1));
    when(pp2.checkMarketDataPermissions(UserPrincipal.getTestUser(), specs)).thenReturn(Collections.singleton(SPEC2));
    when(pp3.checkMarketDataPermissions(UserPrincipal.getTestUser(), specs)).thenReturn(Collections.singleton(SPEC3));
    HistoricalShockMarketDataProvider provider =
        new HistoricalShockMarketDataProvider(historicalProvider1, historicalProvider2, baseProvider);
    assertEquals(ImmutableSet.of(SPEC1, SPEC2, SPEC3),
                 provider.getPermissionProvider().checkMarketDataPermissions(UserPrincipal.getTestUser(), specs));
  }

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Examples of com.opengamma.engine.marketdata.MarketDataPermissionProvider.checkMarketDataPermissions()

      final List<Set<ValueSpecification>> specsByProvider = partitionSpecificationsByProvider(_providers.size(), specifications);
      final Set<ValueSpecification> missingSpecifications = Sets.newHashSet();
      for (int i = 0; i < _providers.size(); i++) {
        final MarketDataPermissionProvider permissionProvider = _providers.get(i).getPermissionProvider();
        final Set<ValueSpecification> specsForProvider = specsByProvider.get(i);
        final Set<ValueSpecification> missing = permissionProvider.checkMarketDataPermissions(user, specsForProvider);
        if (!missing.isEmpty()) {
          for (final ValueSpecification specification : missing) {
            missingSpecifications.add(convertUnderlyingSpecification(i, specification));
          }
        }

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Examples of com.opengamma.engine.marketdata.MarketDataPermissionProvider.checkMarketDataPermissions()

    // for completion which was the thing PLAT-1158 was trying to avoid. This is because the contracts for the order in which
    // notifications can be received is unclear and I don't want to risk introducing a change at this moment in time.
    for (final ViewResultListener listener : listeners) {
      try {
        final UserPrincipal listenerUser = listener.getUser();
        final boolean hasMarketDataPermissions = permissionProvider.checkMarketDataPermissions(listenerUser, marketData).isEmpty();
        listener.viewDefinitionCompiled(compiledViewDefinition, hasMarketDataPermissions);
      } catch (final Exception e) {
        logListenerError(listener, e);
      }
    }

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Examples of com.opengamma.engine.marketdata.MarketDataPermissionProvider.checkMarketDataPermissions()

      try {
        final CompiledViewDefinitionWithGraphs compiledViewDefinition = latestCompilation.getFirst();
        final MarketDataPermissionProvider permissionProvider = latestCompilation.getSecond();
        final Set<ValueSpecification> marketData = compiledViewDefinition.getMarketDataRequirements();
        final Set<ValueSpecification> deniedRequirements =
            permissionProvider.checkMarketDataPermissions(listener.getUser(), marketData);
        final boolean hasMarketDataPermissions = deniedRequirements.isEmpty();
        listener.viewDefinitionCompiled(compiledViewDefinition, hasMarketDataPermissions);
        if (latestResult != null) {
          listener.cycleCompleted(latestResult, null);
        }

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