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* Implementation of {@code ACLProvider} that uses the identity roles when checking if access to a protected resource * should be granted or not. If no roles are associated with the specified identity, then the default implementation, * which is based on the identity name, is used. Otherwise, {@code #isAccessGranted()} iterates over the roles and if * one of the roles has sufficient permissions, then access is granted. *
* * @author Stefan Guilhen */ public class RoleBasedACLProviderImpl extends ACLProviderImpl { @Override @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") public* This method overrides the default implementation to use roles instead of the identity name when checking for * permissions. If the specified identity has one or more roles associated with it, this implementation will use * these roles to check if the identity should be granted access to the resource or not. *
*/ @Override public boolean isAccessGranted(Resource resource, Identity identity, ACLPermission permission) throws AuthorizationException { // if there are no roles associated with the identity, use the default implementation if (identity.getRole() == null) return super.isAccessGranted(resource, identity, permission); if (super.strategy != null) { ACL acl = strategy.getACL(resource); if (acl != null) { // check if any of the identity's roles has access to the resource. List* This method traverses the role tree that has the specified root role and puts all simple (i.e. not an instance of * RoleGroup) roles into the specified roles list. *
* * @param role the root of the role tree. * @param roles the {@code List