/** Constraints that name method omissions are dealt with differently. * We create an entry in the mappings with key "<method>.omission". This entry * is only ever combined with other omissions for the same method to produce a * consolidated RoleInfo. Then, when we wish to find the relevant constraints for * a given Request (in prepareConstraintInfo()), we consult 3 types of entries in * the mappings: an entry that names the method of the Request specifically, an * entry that names constraints that apply to all methods, entries of the form * <method>.omission, where the method of the Request is not named in the omission. * @param mapping the constraint mapping * @param mappings the mappings of roles */ protected void processConstraintMappingWithMethodOmissions (ConstraintMapping mapping, Map<String, RoleInfo> mappings) { String[] omissions = mapping.getMethodOmissions(); StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(); for (int i=0; i<omissions.length; i++) { if (i > 0) sb.append("."); sb.append(omissions[i]); } sb.append(OMISSION_SUFFIX); RoleInfo ri = new RoleInfo(); mappings.put(sb.toString(), ri); configureRoleInfo(ri, mapping); }
configureRoleInfo(roleInfo, mapping);
/** Constraints that name method omissions are dealt with differently. * We create an entry in the mappings with key "<method>.omission". This entry * is only ever combined with other omissions for the same method to produce a * consolidated RoleInfo. Then, when we wish to find the relevant constraints for * a given Request (in prepareConstraintInfo()), we consult 3 types of entries in * the mappings: an entry that names the method of the Request specifically, an * entry that names constraints that apply to all methods, entries of the form * <method>.omission, where the method of the Request is not named in the omission. * @param mapping * @param mappings */ protected void processConstraintMappingWithMethodOmissions (ConstraintMapping mapping, Map<String, RoleInfo> mappings) { String[] omissions = mapping.getMethodOmissions(); StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(); for (int i=0; i<omissions.length; i++) { if (i > 0) sb.append("."); sb.append(omissions[i]); } sb.append(OMISSION_SUFFIX); RoleInfo ri = new RoleInfo(); mappings.put(sb.toString(), ri); configureRoleInfo(ri, mapping); }
/** Constraints that name method omissions are dealt with differently. * We create an entry in the mappings with key "<method>.omission". This entry * is only ever combined with other omissions for the same method to produce a * consolidated RoleInfo. Then, when we wish to find the relevant constraints for * a given Request (in prepareConstraintInfo()), we consult 3 types of entries in * the mappings: an entry that names the method of the Request specifically, an * entry that names constraints that apply to all methods, entries of the form * <method>.omission, where the method of the Request is not named in the omission. * @param mapping the constraint mapping * @param mappings the mappings of roles */ protected void processConstraintMappingWithMethodOmissions (ConstraintMapping mapping, Map<String, RoleInfo> mappings) { String[] omissions = mapping.getMethodOmissions(); StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(); for (int i=0; i<omissions.length; i++) { if (i > 0) sb.append("."); sb.append(omissions[i]); } sb.append(OMISSION_SUFFIX); RoleInfo ri = new RoleInfo(); mappings.put(sb.toString(), ri); configureRoleInfo(ri, mapping); }
/** Constraints that name method omissions are dealt with differently. * We create an entry in the mappings with key "<method>.omission". This entry * is only ever combined with other omissions for the same method to produce a * consolidated RoleInfo. Then, when we wish to find the relevant constraints for * a given Request (in prepareConstraintInfo()), we consult 3 types of entries in * the mappings: an entry that names the method of the Request specifically, an * entry that names constraints that apply to all methods, entries of the form * <method>.omission, where the method of the Request is not named in the omission. * @param mapping the constraint mapping * @param mappings the mappings of roles */ protected void processConstraintMappingWithMethodOmissions (ConstraintMapping mapping, Map<String, RoleInfo> mappings) { String[] omissions = mapping.getMethodOmissions(); StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(); for (int i=0; i<omissions.length; i++) { if (i > 0) sb.append("."); sb.append(omissions[i]); } sb.append(OMISSION_SUFFIX); RoleInfo ri = new RoleInfo(); mappings.put(sb.toString(), ri); configureRoleInfo(ri, mapping); }
/** Constraints that name method omissions are dealt with differently. * We create an entry in the mappings with key "method.omission". This entry * is only ever combined with other omissions for the same method to produce a * consolidated RoleInfo. Then, when we wish to find the relevant constraints for * a given Request (in prepareConstraintInfo()), we consult 3 types of entries in * the mappings: an entry that names the method of the Request specifically, an * entry that names constraints that apply to all methods, entries of the form * method.omission, where the method of the Request is not named in the omission. * @param mapping * @param mappings */ protected void processConstraintMappingWithMethodOmissions (ConstraintMapping mapping, Map<String, RoleInfo> mappings) { String[] omissions = mapping.getMethodOmissions(); for (String omission:omissions) { //for each method omission, see if there is already a RoleInfo for it in mappings RoleInfo ri = mappings.get(omission+OMISSION_SUFFIX); if (ri == null) { //if not, make one ri = new RoleInfo(); mappings.put(omission+OMISSION_SUFFIX, ri); } //initialize RoleInfo or combine from ConstraintMapping configureRoleInfo(ri, mapping); } }
/** Constraints that name method omissions are dealt with differently. * We create an entry in the mappings with key "method.omission". This entry * is only ever combined with other omissions for the same method to produce a * consolidated RoleInfo. Then, when we wish to find the relevant constraints for * a given Request (in prepareConstraintInfo()), we consult 3 types of entries in * the mappings: an entry that names the method of the Request specifically, an * entry that names constraints that apply to all methods, entries of the form * method.omission, where the method of the Request is not named in the omission. * @param mapping * @param mappings */ protected void processConstraintMappingWithMethodOmissions (ConstraintMapping mapping, Map<String, RoleInfo> mappings) { String[] omissions = mapping.getMethodOmissions(); for (String omission:omissions) { //for each method omission, see if there is already a RoleInfo for it in mappings RoleInfo ri = mappings.get(omission+OMISSION_SUFFIX); if (ri == null) { //if not, make one ri = new RoleInfo(); mappings.put(omission+OMISSION_SUFFIX, ri); } //initialize RoleInfo or combine from ConstraintMapping configureRoleInfo(ri, mapping); } }
/** Constraints that name method omissions are dealt with differently. * We create an entry in the mappings with key "method.omission". This entry * is only ever combined with other omissions for the same method to produce a * consolidated RoleInfo. Then, when we wish to find the relevant constraints for * a given Request (in prepareConstraintInfo()), we consult 3 types of entries in * the mappings: an entry that names the method of the Request specifically, an * entry that names constraints that apply to all methods, entries of the form * method.omission, where the method of the Request is not named in the omission. * @param mapping * @param mappings */ protected void processConstraintMappingWithMethodOmissions (ConstraintMapping mapping, Map<String, RoleInfo> mappings) { String[] omissions = mapping.getMethodOmissions(); for (String omission:omissions) { //for each method omission, see if there is already a RoleInfo for it in mappings RoleInfo ri = mappings.get(omission+OMISSION_SUFFIX); if (ri == null) { //if not, make one ri = new RoleInfo(); mappings.put(omission+OMISSION_SUFFIX, ri); } //initialize RoleInfo or combine from ConstraintMapping configureRoleInfo(ri, mapping); } }
/** Constraints that name method omissions are dealt with differently. * We create an entry in the mappings with key "method.omission". This entry * is only ever combined with other omissions for the same method to produce a * consolidated RoleInfo. Then, when we wish to find the relevant constraints for * a given Request (in prepareConstraintInfo()), we consult 3 types of entries in * the mappings: an entry that names the method of the Request specifically, an * entry that names constraints that apply to all methods, entries of the form * method.omission, where the method of the Request is not named in the omission. * @param mapping * @param mappings */ protected void processConstraintMappingWithMethodOmissions (ConstraintMapping mapping, Map<String, RoleInfo> mappings) { String[] omissions = mapping.getMethodOmissions(); for (String omission:omissions) { //for each method omission, see if there is already a RoleInfo for it in mappings RoleInfo ri = mappings.get(omission+OMISSION_SUFFIX); if (ri == null) { //if not, make one ri = new RoleInfo(); mappings.put(omission+OMISSION_SUFFIX, ri); } //initialize RoleInfo or combine from ConstraintMapping configureRoleInfo(ri, mapping); } }
/** Constraints that name method omissions are dealt with differently. * We create an entry in the mappings with key "method.omission". This entry * is only ever combined with other omissions for the same method to produce a * consolidated RoleInfo. Then, when we wish to find the relevant constraints for * a given Request (in prepareConstraintInfo()), we consult 3 types of entries in * the mappings: an entry that names the method of the Request specifically, an * entry that names constraints that apply to all methods, entries of the form * method.omission, where the method of the Request is not named in the omission. * @param mapping * @param mappings */ protected void processConstraintMappingWithMethodOmissions (ConstraintMapping mapping, Map<String, RoleInfo> mappings) { String[] omissions = mapping.getMethodOmissions(); for (String omission:omissions) { //for each method omission, see if there is already a RoleInfo for it in mappings RoleInfo ri = mappings.get(omission+OMISSION_SUFFIX); if (ri == null) { //if not, make one ri = new RoleInfo(); mappings.put(omission+OMISSION_SUFFIX, ri); } //initialize RoleInfo or combine from ConstraintMapping configureRoleInfo(ri, mapping); } }
/** Constraints that name method omissions are dealt with differently. * We create an entry in the mappings with key "method.omission". This entry * is only ever combined with other omissions for the same method to produce a * consolidated RoleInfo. Then, when we wish to find the relevant constraints for * a given Request (in prepareConstraintInfo()), we consult 3 types of entries in * the mappings: an entry that names the method of the Request specifically, an * entry that names constraints that apply to all methods, entries of the form * method.omission, where the method of the Request is not named in the omission. * @param mapping * @param mappings */ protected void processConstraintMappingWithMethodOmissions (ConstraintMapping mapping, Map<String, RoleInfo> mappings) { String[] omissions = mapping.getMethodOmissions(); for (String omission:omissions) { //for each method omission, see if there is already a RoleInfo for it in mappings RoleInfo ri = mappings.get(omission+OMISSION_SUFFIX); if (ri == null) { //if not, make one ri = new RoleInfo(); mappings.put(omission+OMISSION_SUFFIX, ri); } //initialize RoleInfo or combine from ConstraintMapping configureRoleInfo(ri, mapping); } }
configureRoleInfo(roleInfo, mapping);
configureRoleInfo(roleInfo, mapping);
configureRoleInfo(roleInfo, mapping);
configureRoleInfo(roleInfo, mapping);
configureRoleInfo(roleInfo, mapping);
configureRoleInfo(roleInfo, mapping);
configureRoleInfo(roleInfo, mapping);
configureRoleInfo(roleInfo, mapping);
configureRoleInfo(roleInfo, mapping);