use of kafka.security.auth.Operation$ in project ksql by confluentinc.
the class EmbeddedSingleNodeKafkaCluster method addUserAcl.
/**
* Writes the supplied ACL information to ZK, where it will be picked up by the brokes authorizer.
*
* @param username the who.
* @param permission the allow|deny.
* @param resource the thing
* @param ops the what.
*/
public void addUserAcl(final String username, final AclPermissionType permission, final Resource resource, final Set<AclOperation> ops) {
final KafkaPrincipal principal = new KafkaPrincipal("User", username);
final PermissionType scalaPermission = PermissionType$.MODULE$.fromJava(permission);
final Set<Acl> javaAcls = ops.stream().map(Operation$.MODULE$::fromJava).map(op -> new Acl(principal, scalaPermission, "*", op)).collect(Collectors.toSet());
final scala.collection.immutable.Set<Acl> scalaAcls = JavaConversions.asScalaSet(javaAcls).toSet();
kafka.security.auth.ResourceType scalaResType = ResourceType$.MODULE$.fromJava(resource.resourceType());
final kafka.security.auth.Resource scalaResource = new kafka.security.auth.Resource(scalaResType, resource.name());
authorizer.addAcls(scalaAcls, scalaResource);
addedAcls.add(scalaResource);
}
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