Interface PrincipalProvider
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CompositePrincipalProvider
,EmptyPrincipalProvider
@ProviderType public interface PrincipalProvider
ThePrincipalProvider
defines methods to provide access to sources ofPrincipal
s. This allows the security framework share any external sources for authorization and authentication, as may be used by a customLoginModule
for example. A singlePrincipalProvider
implementation is expected to exposed principals from one single source. In contrast to thePrincipalManager
which will expose all known and accessible principals from possibly different sources. See alsoCompositePrincipalProvider
for a mechanism to combine principals of different providers.
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Default Methods Modifier and Type Method Description @NotNull java.util.Iterator<? extends java.security.Principal>
findPrincipals(int searchType)
Find all principals that match the search type.default @NotNull java.util.Iterator<? extends java.security.Principal>
findPrincipals(@Nullable java.lang.String nameHint, boolean fullText, int searchType, long offset, long limit)
Find the principals that match the specified nameHint and search type.@NotNull java.util.Iterator<? extends java.security.Principal>
findPrincipals(@Nullable java.lang.String nameHint, int searchType)
Find the principals that match the specified nameHint and search type.default @Nullable ItemBasedPrincipal
getItemBasedPrincipal(@NotNull java.lang.String principalOakPath)
Returns theItemBasedPrincipal
with the specifiedprincipalOakPath
ornull
if no principal with that path exists.default @NotNull java.util.Set<java.security.Principal>
getMembershipPrincipals(@NotNull java.security.Principal principal)
Returns an iterator over all group principals for which the given principal is either direct or indirect member of.@Nullable java.security.Principal
getPrincipal(@NotNull java.lang.String principalName)
Returns the principal with the specified name ornull
if the principal does not exist.@NotNull java.util.Set<? extends java.security.Principal>
getPrincipals(@NotNull java.lang.String userID)
Tries to resolve the specifieduserID
to a valid principal and it's group membership.
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Method Detail
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getPrincipal
@Nullable @Nullable java.security.Principal getPrincipal(@NotNull @NotNull java.lang.String principalName)
Returns the principal with the specified name ornull
if the principal does not exist.- Parameters:
principalName
- the name of the principal to retrieve- Returns:
- return the requested principal or
null
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getItemBasedPrincipal
@Nullable default @Nullable ItemBasedPrincipal getItemBasedPrincipal(@NotNull @NotNull java.lang.String principalOakPath)
Returns theItemBasedPrincipal
with the specifiedprincipalOakPath
ornull
if no principal with that path exists.- Parameters:
principalOakPath
- the Oak path of theItemBasedPrincipal
to retrieve- Returns:
- return the requested principal or
null
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getMembershipPrincipals
@NotNull default @NotNull java.util.Set<java.security.Principal> getMembershipPrincipals(@NotNull @NotNull java.security.Principal principal)
Returns an iterator over all group principals for which the given principal is either direct or indirect member of. Thus for any principal returned in the iteratorGroupPrincipal.isMember(Principal)
must returntrue
.Example:
If Principal is member of Group A, and Group A is member of Group B, this method will return Group A and Group B.- Parameters:
principal
- the principal to return it's membership from.- Returns:
- an iterator returning all groups the given principal is member of.
- See Also:
GroupPrincipal.isMember(java.security.Principal)
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getPrincipals
@NotNull @NotNull java.util.Set<? extends java.security.Principal> getPrincipals(@NotNull @NotNull java.lang.String userID)
Tries to resolve the specifieduserID
to a valid principal and it's group membership. This method returns an empty set if the specified ID cannot be resolved.- Parameters:
userID
- A userID.- Returns:
- The set of principals associated with the specified
userID
or an empty set if it cannot be resolved.
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findPrincipals
@NotNull @NotNull java.util.Iterator<? extends java.security.Principal> findPrincipals(@Nullable @Nullable java.lang.String nameHint, int searchType)
Find the principals that match the specified nameHint and search type.- Parameters:
nameHint
- A name hint to use for non-exact matching.searchType
- Limit the search to certain types of principals. Valid values are any of- Returns:
- An iterator of principals.
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findPrincipals
@NotNull default @NotNull java.util.Iterator<? extends java.security.Principal> findPrincipals(@Nullable @Nullable java.lang.String nameHint, boolean fullText, int searchType, long offset, long limit)
Find the principals that match the specified nameHint and search type.- Parameters:
nameHint
- A name hint to use for non-exact matching.fullText
- hint to use a full text query for searchsearchType
- Limit the search to certain types of principals. Valid values are any ofoffset
- Offset from where to start returning results.0
for no offset.limit
- Maximal number of results to return. -1 for no limit.- Returns:
- An iterator of principals.
- Throws:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
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is negative
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findPrincipals
@NotNull @NotNull java.util.Iterator<? extends java.security.Principal> findPrincipals(int searchType)
Find all principals that match the search type.- Parameters:
searchType
- Limit the search to certain types of principals. Valid values are any of- Returns:
- An iterator of principals.
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