ERD2RestDefaultSecurityDelegate Class Reference

Inherits er::rest::entityDelegates::IERXRestSecurityDelegate.

Collaboration diagram for ERD2RestDefaultSecurityDelegate:

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List of all members.

Public Member Functions
boolean	canDeleteObject (EOEntity entity, EOEnterpriseObject eo, ERXRestContext context)
boolean	canInsertObject (EOEntity parentEntity, Object parentObject, String parentKey, EOEntity entity, ERXRestContext context)
boolean	canInsertObject (EOEntity entity, ERXRestContext context)
boolean	canInsertProperty (EOEntity entity, EOEnterpriseObject eo, String propertyName, ERXRestContext context)
boolean	canUpdateObject (EOEntity entity, EOEnterpriseObject eo, ERXRestContext context)
boolean	canUpdateProperty (EOEntity entity, EOEnterpriseObject eo, String propertyName, ERXRestContext context)
boolean	canViewObject (EOEntity entity, EOEnterpriseObject eo, ERXRestContext context)
boolean	canViewProperty (EOEntity entity, Object obj, String propertyName, ERXRestContext context)
Protected Member Functions
boolean	booleanValueForKey (String key, String propertyKey, EOEnterpriseObject eo)

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Member Function Documentation

boolean booleanValueForKey	(	String	key,
		String	propertyKey,
		EOEnterpriseObject	eo
	)			[protected]

boolean canDeleteObject	(	EOEntity	entity,
		EOEnterpriseObject	eo,
		ERXRestContext	context
	)			[virtual]

Returns whether or not the given object can be deleted. This is called prior to calling canDeleteProperty on any properties and acts as a first line of defenese to completely cut-off access to an object for delete. Note that the actual meaning of "delete" can be defined in your delete method, so returning true for this does not *necessarily* mean the object will be deleted. Instead it just means you will allow access to the delete method.

Parameters:

	entity	the entity of the object
	eo	the object to check
	context	the rest context

Returns:

whether or not the given object can be deleted

Implements IERXRestSecurityDelegate.

boolean canInsertObject	(	EOEntity	parentEntity,
		Object	parentObject,
		String	parentKey,
		EOEntity	entity,
		ERXRestContext	context
	)			[virtual]

Returns whether or not a new object can be inserted into the specified relationship of an existing object.

Parameters:

	parentEntity	the entity of the parent
	parentObject	the parent
	parentKey	the name of the relationship on the parent
	entity	the entity of the object to insert
	context	the rest context

Returns:

whether or not a new object can be inserted

Implements IERXRestSecurityDelegate.

boolean canInsertObject	(	EOEntity	entity,
		ERXRestContext	context
	)			[virtual]

Returns whether or not the caller is allowed to insert a new object of the given entity. This variant is called if the caller tries to insert an object without traversing a keypath -- that is, a top level insert. You can return false from this without implying that canInsertObject(..., parentObject, parentKey ..) returns false -- the two are mutually exclusive.

Parameters:

	entity	the entity of the object to insert
	context	the rest context

Returns:

whether or not a new object can be inserted

Implements IERXRestSecurityDelegate.

boolean canInsertProperty	(	EOEntity	entity,
		EOEnterpriseObject	eo,
		String	propertyName,
		ERXRestContext	context
	)			[virtual]

Returns whether or not the given property can be set during an insert. This is only called if canInsertObject has returned true.

Parameters:

	entity	the entity of the object
	eo	the object
	propertyName	the property name to check
	context	the rest context

Returns:

whether or not the given property can be set during an insert

Implements IERXRestSecurityDelegate.

boolean canUpdateObject	(	EOEntity	entity,
		EOEnterpriseObject	eo,
		ERXRestContext	context
	)			[virtual]

Returns whether or not the given object can be updated. This is called prior to calling canUpdateProperty on any properties and acts as a first line of defenese to completely cut-off access to an object for update

Parameters:

	entity	the entity of the object
	eo	the object to check
	context	the rest context

Returns:

whether or not the given object can be updated

Implements IERXRestSecurityDelegate.

boolean canUpdateProperty	(	EOEntity	entity,
		EOEnterpriseObject	eo,
		String	propertyName,
		ERXRestContext	context
	)			[virtual]

Returns whether or not the given property can be set during an update. This is only called if canUpdateObject has returned true.

Parameters:

	entity	the entity of the object
	eo	the object
	propertyName	the property name to check
	context	the rest context

Returns:

whether or not the given property can be set during an update

Implements IERXRestSecurityDelegate.

boolean canViewObject	(	EOEntity	entity,
		EOEnterpriseObject	eo,
		ERXRestContext	context
	)			[virtual]

Returns whether or not the given object can be seen. This is called prior to calling canViewProperty on any properties and acts as a first line of defenese to completely cut-off access to an object.

Parameters:

	entity	the entity of the object
	eo	the object to check
	context	the rest context

Returns:

whether or not the given object can be seen

Implements IERXRestSecurityDelegate.

boolean canViewProperty	(	EOEntity	entity,
		Object	obj,
		String	propertyName,
		ERXRestContext	context
	)			[virtual]

Returns whether or not the given property can be seen. This is only called if canViewObject has returned true.

Parameters:

	entity	the entity of the object
	obj	the object
	propertyName	the property name to check
	context	the rest context

Returns:

whether or not the given property can be seen

Implements IERXRestSecurityDelegate.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• /opt/source/Wonder/Frameworks/Misc/ERDirectToRest/Sources/er/directtorest/security/ERD2RestDefaultSecurityDelegate.java