Examples with AccessControlList com.enonic.xp.security.acl.AccessControlList used on opensource projects

Example 41 with AccessControlList

use of com.enonic.xp.security.acl.AccessControlList in project xp by enonic.

the class ApplyNodePermissionsCommand method applyPermissionsToChildren.

private void applyPermissionsToChildren(final Node parent) {
    final AccessControlList parentPermissions = parent.getPermissions();
    final FindNodesByParentParams findByParentParams = FindNodesByParentParams.create().parentPath(parent.path()).size(NodeSearchService.GET_ALL_SIZE_FLAG).build();
    final FindNodesByParentResult result = doFindNodesByParent(findByParentParams);
    final Nodes children = GetNodesByIdsCommand.create(this).ids(result.getNodeIds()).build().execute();
    for (Node child : children) {
        applyPermissions(parentPermissions, child);
    }
}

Example 42 with AccessControlList

use of com.enonic.xp.security.acl.AccessControlList in project xp by enonic.

the class ApplyNodePermissionsCommand method storePermissions.

private Node storePermissions(final AccessControlList permissions, final Node node) {
    final Node updatedNode;
    final boolean isParent = node.id().equals(params.getNodeId());
    if (params.isOverwriteChildPermissions() || node.inheritsPermissions() || isParent) {
        updatedNode = createUpdatedNode(node, permissions, !isParent || params.isInheritPermissions());
    } else {
        final AccessControlList mergedPermissions = mergingStrategy.mergePermissions(node.getPermissions(), permissions);
        updatedNode = createUpdatedNode(node, mergedPermissions, false);
    }
    final Node result = StoreNodeCommand.create(this).node(updatedNode).updateMetadataOnly(false).build().execute();
    return result;
}

Example 43 with AccessControlList

use of com.enonic.xp.security.acl.AccessControlList in project xp by enonic.

the class AccessControlListIndexDocumentFactoryTest method single_user.

@Test
public void single_user() throws Exception {
    final AccessControlList acl = AccessControlList.create().add(AccessControlEntry.create().allow(Permission.READ).principal(PrincipalKey.from("user:myidprovider:rmy")).build()).build();
    final List<IndexItem> aclStoreDocumentItems = AccessControlListStoreDocumentFactory.create(acl);
    assertEquals(1, aclStoreDocumentItems.size());
}

Example 44 with AccessControlList

use of com.enonic.xp.security.acl.AccessControlList in project xp by enonic.

the class AccessControlListIndexDocumentFactoryTest method multiple_user.

@Test
public void multiple_user() throws Exception {
    final AccessControlList acl = AccessControlList.create().add(AccessControlEntry.create().allow(Permission.READ).principal(PrincipalKey.from("user:myidprovider:rmy")).build()).add(AccessControlEntry.create().allow(Permission.READ).principal(PrincipalKey.from("user:myidprovider:tsi")).build()).add(AccessControlEntry.create().allow(Permission.READ).allow(Permission.DELETE).principal(PrincipalKey.from("user:myidprovider:aro")).build()).add(AccessControlEntry.create().allow(Permission.DELETE).principal(PrincipalKey.from("user:myidprovider:srs")).build()).build();
    final List<IndexItem> aclStoreDocumentItems = AccessControlListStoreDocumentFactory.create(acl);
    assertEquals(5, aclStoreDocumentItems.size());
}

Example 45 with AccessControlList

use of com.enonic.xp.security.acl.AccessControlList in project xp by enonic.

the class AccessControlListIndexDocumentFactoryTest method single_user_all_permissions.

@Test
public void single_user_all_permissions() throws Exception {
    final AccessControlList acl = AccessControlList.create().add(AccessControlEntry.create().allow(Permission.READ).allow(Permission.PUBLISH).allow(Permission.WRITE_PERMISSIONS).allow(Permission.READ_PERMISSIONS).allow(Permission.MODIFY).allow(Permission.CREATE).allow(Permission.DELETE).principal(PrincipalKey.from("user:myidprovider:rmy")).build()).build();
    final List<IndexItem> aclStoreDocumentItems = AccessControlListStoreDocumentFactory.create(acl);
    assertEquals(7, aclStoreDocumentItems.size());
}