Examples of org.exist.security.Account.remGroup()

org.exist.security.Account.remGroup()
Remove the user to a group Added by {Marco.Tampucci and Massimo.Martinelli}@isti.cnr.it @param group The feature to be removed to the Group attribute

                @Override
                public Void withBroker(final DBBroker broker) throws EXistException, PermissionDeniedException {
                    final SecurityManager sm = broker.getBrokerPool().getSecurityManager();
                    
                    final Account account = sm.getAccount(member);
                    account.remGroup(group);
                    sm.updateAccount(account);
                    
                    return null;
                }
            });

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        final Account u = manager.getAccount(name);
        
        for (final String g : groups) {
          if (g.equals(rgroup)) {
            u.remGroup(g);
          }
        }
        
        return manager.updateAccount(u);

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            final SecurityManager sm = context.getBroker().getBrokerPool().getSecurityManager();


            final Account account = sm.getAccount(userName);


            account.remGroup(groupName);


            //TEMP - ESCALATE TO DBA :-(
            //START TEMP - Whilst we can remove the group from the user
            //we cannot update the user because we do not have sufficient permissions
            //in the real world we should not be able to do either. The modelling of group

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                @Override
                public Void withBroker(final DBBroker broker) throws XMLDBException, LockException, PermissionDeniedException, IOException, EXistException, TriggerException, SyntaxException {
                    final SecurityManager sm = broker.getBrokerPool().getSecurityManager();
                    
                    final Account account = sm.getAccount(member);
                    account.remGroup(group);
                    sm.updateAccount(account);


                    return null;
                }
            });

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