May 2001
Intermediate to advanced
618 pages
20h 50m
English
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Name
Class javax.security.auth.AuthPermission
Synopsis
This class represents permission to interact
with the javax.security.auth.Policy,
Subject, LoginContext, and
Configuration classes. It is a basic permission,
so it accepts a name but no actions.
The valid names of this class are:
- doAs
Allow calling the
Subject.doAs( )method.
- doAsPrivileged
Allow calling the
Subject.doAsPrivileged( )method.
- getSubject
Allow calling the
Subject.getSubject( )method.
- getSubjectFromDomainCombiner
Allow retrieving a subject that has a domain combiner.
- setReadOnly
Allow calling the
setReadOnly( )method of theSubjectclass.
- modifyPrincipals
Allow modifying the set of principals returned by the
getPrincipals( )method of theSubjectclass.
- modifyPublicCredentials
Allow modifying the public credentials of those principals.
- getPolicy
Allow calling the
getPolicy( )method of thejavax.security.auth.Policyclass.
- setPolicy
Allow calling the
setPolicy( )method of thejavax.security.auth.Policyclass.
- refreshPolicy
Allow calling the
refresh( )method of thejavax.security.auth.Policyclass.
- refreshCredential
Allow calling the
refresh( )method of aRefreshableobject.
- destroyCredential
Allow calling the
destroy( )method of aDestroyableobject.
- createLoginContext
Allow code to instantiate a
LoginContextobject.
- getLoginConfiguration
Allow calling the
getConfiguration( )method of theConfigurationclass.
- setLoginConfiguration
Allow calling the
setConfiguration( )method of theConfigurationclass.
- refreshLoginConfiguration ...
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