Interface PrincipalSetPolicy
- All Superinterfaces:
AccessControlPolicy
- All Known Subinterfaces:
CugPolicy
Extension of the JCR
AccessControlPolicy
intended to grant a set of Principals the ability to perform certain
actions. The scope of this policy (and thus the affected items) is an
implementation detail; it may e.g. take effect on the tree defined by the
Node, where a given PrincipalSetPolicy is being
applied.
The very details on what actions are granted by a given PrincipalSetPolicy
remains an implementation detail. Similarly a given permission model is
in charge of defining the interactions and effects different
policies will have if used together in the same
repository.
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionbooleanaddPrincipals(@NotNull Principal... principals) AddPrincipals that are allowed to perform some implementation specific actions on those items where this policy takes effect.Returns the set ofPrincipals that are allowed to perform implementation specific actions on the items affected by this policy.booleanremovePrincipals(@NotNull Principal... principals) Remove the specifiedPrincipals for the set of allowed principals thus revoking their ability to perform the implementation specific actions on items where this policy takes effect.
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Method Details
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getPrincipals
Returns the set ofPrincipals that are allowed to perform implementation specific actions on the items affected by this policy.- Returns:
- The set of
Principals that are allowed to perform implementation specific actions on the those items where this policy takes effect.
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addPrincipals
AddPrincipals that are allowed to perform some implementation specific actions on those items where this policy takes effect.- Parameters:
principals- ThePrincipals that are granted access.- Returns:
trueif this policy was modified;falseotherwise.- Throws:
AccessControlException- If any of the specified principals is considered invalid or if another access control specific error occurs.
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removePrincipals
Remove the specifiedPrincipals for the set of allowed principals thus revoking their ability to perform the implementation specific actions on items where this policy takes effect.- Parameters:
principals- ThePrincipals for which access should be revoked.- Returns:
trueif this policy was modified;falseotherwise.- Throws:
AccessControlException- If any of the specified principals is considered invalid or if another access control specific error occurs.
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