Examples of AccessControlProvider

• org.apache.jackrabbit.core.security.authorization.AccessControlProvider
  The AccessControlProvider is used to provide access control policy and entry objects that apply to an item in a single workspace. The provider is bound to a system session in contrast to the AccessControlManager that is bound to a specific session/subject.

  Please note following additional special conditions:

  • The detection of access control policy/entries is an implementation detail. They may be resource based or retrieved by other means.
  • An access control policy/entry may be inherited across the item hierarchy. The details are left to the implementation
  • If no policy can be determined for a particular Item the implementation must return some implementation specific default policy.
  • Transient (NEW) items created within a regular Session object are unknown to and cannot be handled by the AccessControlProvider.
  • If the item id passed to the corresponding calls doesn't point to an existing item, ItemNotFoundException will be thrown. It is therefore recommended to evaluate the id of the closest not-new ancestor node before calling any methods on the provider.
  • Changes to access control policy and entries made through the AccessControlEditor are not effective unless they are persisted by calling Session.save() on the session that has been used to obtain the editor.

  @see AccessControlProviderFactory
• org.apache.qpid.server.model.AccessControlProvider

Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.model.AccessControlProvider