[#DIRTSEC-1] Start toward using java.security.Permission

Triplesec

Start toward using java.security.Permission

Created: 21/Dec/06 01:04 AM Updated: 06/May/09 04:33 PM

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File Name	Date Attached	Attached By	Size
DIR-199.patch	2006-12-21 01:09 AM	David Jencks	79 kB
DIRTSEC-1-2.patch	2006-12-22 06:32 PM	David Jencks	260 kB
StringPermission.java	2006-12-21 01:09 AM	David Jencks	6 kB

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08/Jan/07 07:04 PM

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Opening this issue for visibility of the work I'm proposing on the dev list for making triplesec useable as a JACC provider.

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David Jencks added a comment - 21/Dec/06 01:09 AM

Supplying guardian-api/src/main/java/org/safehaus/triplesec/guardian/StringPermission.java as a separate file since svn bugs seem to prevent making a diff.

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David Jencks added a comment - 22/Dec/06 06:32 PM

Attached patch INCLUDES all the changes in ~~DIRTSEC-2~~-2.patch.

Enclosed patch completes move from triplesec Permissions class to java.security.Permissions class. It also adds denials Permissions to Role. I added a couple of simple tests of the new behavior of denied permissions, but more would be good.

Remaining steps for use as a jacc provider:
- figure out how application name and policyContextId and security domain and Subject's Principal relate
- figure out how to store other kinds of permissions in ldap

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David Jencks added a comment - 08/Jan/07 07:04 PM

Everything still relevant in this patch has been applied or redone in sandbox/triplesec-jacc2.