Package com.randomnoun.common.security
Class ResourceCriteria
java.lang.Object
com.randomnoun.common.security.ResourceCriteria
- All Implemented Interfaces:
Serializable
- Direct Known Subclasses:
ResourceCriteriaImpl
A criteria than can be used to evaluate fine-grained resources. (e.g.
an 'account' resource where account.balance > 1000). This class should be
subclassed by security implementations that wish to perform access control
over fine-grained resources.
It is the responsibility of this class to translate its criteriaString into
a form that can return a true or false value when supplied a
criteria context (in this case, an instance of the account).
This class provides a default implementation of the
evaluate(Map)
method, which currently always returns true.
- Author:
- knoxg
- See Also:
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Constructor Summary
Constructors -
Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionboolean
Returns true if this resourceCriteria identifies a resource with the supplied criteriaContext.Returns the string used to construct this ResourceCriteria object.toString()
Returns a string representing this ResourceCriteria object.
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Constructor Details
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ResourceCriteria
Create a ResourceCriteria object
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Method Details
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getCriteriaString
Returns the string used to construct this ResourceCriteria object.- Returns:
- the string used to construct this ResourceCriteria object.
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toString
Returns a string representing this ResourceCriteria object. This method Should be overridden by subclasses. -
evaluate
Returns true if this resourceCriteria identifies a resource with the supplied criteriaContext. The context used is resource-specific, but is always expressed as a name/value Map. e.g. for a message resource, the context may include a the headers of that message, and the values for those headers. For a system property resource, the context may just be the name of that system property.- Parameters:
criteriaContext
- The context used to identify the resource- Returns:
- true if this ResourceCriteria matches the supplied context, false if it does not.
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