Hello! Please refer to SecurityContextHolder - get(), push(), pop().
When getting null you can just do SecurityContextHolder.get(). Regards, -- Ilya Kasnacheev пт, 8 февр. 2019 г. в 22:45, Sergio Hernández Martínez < [email protected]>: > hi everyone, > > I'm developing my own authorization plugin. I've arrived to a point that > i'm blocked. > > My code is: > > public void authorize(String s, SecurityPermission securityPermission, > @Nullable SecurityContext securityContext) throws SecurityException { > if (securityContext.subject().login().equals("test-user")) { > System.out.println("You can entry"); > } else { > System.out.println("You cannot entry"); > } > } > > I have a problem, always securityContext is null. But in my code i have: > > public SecurityContext authenticate(AuthenticationContext > authenticationContext) throws IgniteCheckedException { > SecurityPluginSecuritySubject securityPluginSecuritySubject = new > SecurityPluginSecuritySubject( > authenticationContext.subjectId(), > authenticationContext.subjectType(), > authenticationContext.credentials().getLogin(), > authenticationContext.address() > ); > > return new > SecurityPluginSecurityContext(securityPluginSecuritySubject); > } > > In ignite code ( > https://github.com/apache/ignite/blob/master/modules/core/src/main/java/org/apache/ignite/internal/processors/cache/GridCacheContext.java) > i've saw: > > > /** > * @param op Operation to check. > * @throws SecurityException If security check failed. > */ > public void checkSecurity(SecurityPermission op) throws > SecurityException { > if (CU.isSystemCache(name())) > return; > > ctx.security().authorize(name(), op, null); > } > > In security context always is null. Why? Am I missing something in my code? > > Thank's for your help. >
