> Daniel, did you succeed? What did you do?
>
> Peter, I hope your offer is valid for me, too? ;-)
Sure :) But...
> From the aforementioned mail discussion, I liked Les' approach with
> the wrapper for the Subject interface.
> To cut it short: You store a second principal in the session and if
> that is set, return it instead of the original one.
>
> I think this code snippet should already do the trick:
>
> class AssumingDelegatingSubject extends DelegatingSubject {
> public Object getPrincipal() {
> return this.session?.assumedIdentity ?: super.getPrincipal()
> }
> }
>
> After looking through JSecurity API and plugin code for quite a while
> now, I still have no Idea where to put this little class and what else
> to change, so that it will be picked up and used instead of the
> default class (I think that's DelegatingSubject).
I don't know, sorry. So, I'm cc'ing this to the JSecurity users list
and from any answer we get from there, I should be able to work out
how to do it with the plugin.
Cheers,
Peter
