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Using RBAC Pattern with e(fx)clipse [message #1173986]

Wed, 06 November 2013 21:58

Ghislain Mustermann

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Registered: April 2013

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Now where i create a dummy login mechanism. As a newbie i want to go further and embrassed the RBAC Pattern. I know several Framework (Spring Security, Shiro), is there any reason to dont use this one with e(fx)clipse?

Can i use for example Shiro as my security framework with e(fx)clipse without breaking something or is into e(fx)clipse already some mechanism to rules Users?

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Re: Using RBAC Pattern with e(fx)clipse [message #1174579 is a reply to message #1173986]

Thu, 07 November 2013 07:23

Uwe San

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I think you could use Shiro without any problems since e(fx)clipse is not concerned with security. It should work with any security framework.

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Re: Using RBAC Pattern with e(fx)clipse [message #1178569 is a reply to message #1173986]

Sat, 09 November 2013 19:01

Dennis Lee

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I'm using Shrio and don't have any problem so far.

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Re: Using RBAC Pattern with e(fx)clipse [message #1219106 is a reply to message #1173986]

Mon, 02 December 2013 00:44

Ghislain Mustermann

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@Uwe San, @Dennis Lee

Well im trying to get a Resource Path into my Bundle but i cant.

I create a folder "resources" on the same level like the "META-INF" Folder, inside "resources" i create the shiro.ini file. Now i done this into my Bundle :

	
public void start(BundleContext context) throws Exception {
		UserSecurityActivator.context = context;

		// 1. Load the INI configuration
		URL path = context.getBundle().getResource("shiro.ini");

		Ini shiroIni = Ini.fromResourcePath(path.getPath());

		Factory<SecurityManager> factory = new IniSecurityManagerFactory(
				shiroIni);

But i get a File not Found Exception. Because "fromResourcePath" dont find the file but the URL path exists.

"classpath:shiro.ini" dont return the expected file too!!

How do you find the right path (classpath) of a resources in a Bundle?

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Re: Using RBAC Pattern with e(fx)clipse [message #1219108 is a reply to message #1219106]

Mon, 02 December 2013 01:20

Ghislain Mustermann

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i see this stackoverflow : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15912429/where-should-shiro-ini-go-in-a-web-application . How to translate it into e(fx)clipse environment?

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Re: Using RBAC Pattern with e(fx)clipse [message #1219160 is a reply to message #1219106]

Mon, 02 December 2013 12:42

Thomas Schindl

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Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

On 02.12.13 01:44, Ghislain Mustermann wrote:
> @Uwe San, @Dennis Lee
>
> Well im trying to get a Resource Path into my Bundle but i cant.
>
> I create a folder "resources" on the same level like the "META-INF"
> Folder, inside "resources" i create the shiro.ini file. Now i done this
> into my Bundle :
>
> public void start(BundleContext context) throws Exception {
> UserSecurityActivator.context = context;
>
> // 1. Load the INI configuration
> URL path = context.getBundle().getResource("shiro.ini");
>
> Ini shiroIni = Ini.fromResourcePath(path.getPath());
>
> Factory<SecurityManager> factory = new IniSecurityManagerFactory(
> shiroIni);
>
>
>
> But i get a File not Found Exception. Because "fromResourcePath" dont
> find the file but the URL path exists.
> "classpath:shiro.ini" dont return the expected file too!!
>
> How do you find the right path (classpath) of a resources in a Bundle?
>

Well shouldn't the path be
context.getBundle().getResource("resources/shiro.ini");

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Re: Using RBAC Pattern with e(fx)clipse [message #1219178 is a reply to message #1173986]

Mon, 02 December 2013 13:44

Ghislain Mustermann

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Registered: April 2013

Junior Member

Hi Thomas,

that one work too... but IniSecurityManagerFactory dont recognize it. It's strange!! like IniSecurityManagerFactory is not able to understand path into an Osgi environment.

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Re: Using RBAC Pattern with e(fx)clipse [message #1219264 is a reply to message #1219106]

Tue, 03 December 2013 02:42

Dennis Lee

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My code is:

Factory<SecurityManager> factory = new IniSecurityManagerFactory("classpath:conf/shiro.ini");

My shiro.ini is in conf directory which is located in root of source. So your case, I think, it should be "classpath:resources/shiro.ini".

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Re: Using RBAC Pattern with e(fx)clipse [message #1219289 is a reply to message #1219264]

Tue, 03 December 2013 08:02

Ghislain Mustermann

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Registered: April 2013

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@Dennis, @Thomas

Thank you guyz for your tipps!! Shiro has more than one keys for IniSecurityManagerFactory : classpath, url, file.

I use

Url path = context.getBundle().getResource("resources/shiro.ini");

to get the Path and then

Factory<SecurityManager> factory = new IniSecurityManagerFactory("url:" + path);

So now its work.... but another problem. It seems so Shiro needs org.apache.commons.beansutils. I added the maven dependency into my Bundle POM and add the jar into Eclipse Repository/plugins Folder. But i cant add commons.beansutils as dependency into my Manifest.

How can i make commons.beansutils available as dependency in an e(fx)clipse Bundle??

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Re: Using RBAC Pattern with e(fx)clipse [message #1219296 is a reply to message #1219289]

Tue, 03 December 2013 08:26

Thomas Schindl

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Senior Member

what "Eclipse Repository/plugins" are you talking about, you can't
simply drop something in a p2 repo!

You'd better create an additional folder and put the plugin there.

Tom

On 03.12.13 09:02, Ghislain Mustermann wrote:
> @Dennis, @Thomas
>
> Thank you guyz for your tipps!! Shiro has more than one keys for
> IniSecurityManagerFactory : classpath, url, file.
> I use Url path = context.getBundle().getResource("resources/shiro.ini");
> to get the Path and then Factory<SecurityManager> factory = new
> IniSecurityManagerFactory("url:" + path);
>
> So now its work.... but another problem. It seems so Shiro needs
> org.apache.commons.beansutils. I added the maven dependency into my
> Bundle POM and add the jar into Eclipse Repository/plugins Folder. But i
> cant add commons.beansutils as dependency into my Manifest.
> How can i make commons.beansutils available as dependency in an
> e(fx)clipse Bundle??

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Re: Using RBAC Pattern with e(fx)clipse [message #1219317 is a reply to message #1219296]

Tue, 03 December 2013 10:11

Ghislain Mustermann

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Sorry my Bad; with Eclipse Repository/plugins i meant Eclipse Installation Folder -> plugins Folder. I added for example shiro jars in that way, when i restart eclipse i can then add it as dependency in my Manifest. But this way dont work with the commons.beansutils jar .

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Re: Using RBAC Pattern with e(fx)clipse [message #1219322 is a reply to message #1219317]

Tue, 03 December 2013 10:37

Thomas Schindl

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Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

So your target-definition is a mixture of the IDE & e(fx)clipse update-site.

This is good way to screw things up and make stuff break unpredictable
ways. I'd highly advice you to not do this.

a) learn about p2 repositories (use the one from efxclipse) and how to
create your own ones
b) learn about orbit use it in your target platform

If you follow a & b you won't run into problems when running inside the
IDE and on your CI-Server (e.g. using maven-tycho)

Tom

On 03.12.13 11:11, Ghislain Mustermann wrote:
> Sorry my Bad; with Eclipse Repository/plugins i meant Eclipse
> Installation Folder -> plugins Folder. I added for example shiro jars in
> that way, when i restart eclipse i can then add it as dependency in my
> Manifest. But this way dont work with the
> http://mvnrepository.com/artifact/commons-beanutils/commons-beanutils/1.8.3
> jar .

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