Wildcard permission with multiple actions - what am I doing wrong?

[kshiraly]

Hi,

Wildcard permission with multiple actions are not working for me.
I have a permission defined like this in shiro.ini:
        courses:delete,update,create:courseA

I'm observing that Subject.isPermitted("courses:[action]:courseA") 
returns true only for first action ("delete"), but not for subsequent 
actions.
If I change the order of actions, it returns true only for the new first 
action, not for other actions.

Can someone here tell me where's the mistake? I'm using Shiro 1.2 
("shiro-all-1.2.0.jar").

shiro.ini:

   [users]

   guest = guest, guest


   [roles]

   guest = courses:delete,update,create:courseA


Application Code:

   public class ShiroExplorer {

       public static void main(String[] args) {

           IniSecurityManagerFactory securityManagerFactory = new 
IniSecurityManagerFactory("classpath:shiro.ini");

           SecurityManager secMgr = securityManagerFactory.createInstance();

           SecurityUtils.setSecurityManager(secMgr);

           

           Subject curUser = SecurityUtils.getSubject();

           if (!curUser.isAuthenticated()) {

               AuthenticationToken authToken = new UsernamePasswordToken("guest", 
"guest");

               try {

                   curUser.login(authToken);

               } catch (AuthenticationException e) {

                   e.printStackTrace();

                   return;

               }

               

               System.out.println("guest role=" + curUser.hasRole("guest"));

               

               String instance = "courseA";

               String createPerm     = "courses:create:" + instance;

               String updatePerm     = "courses:update:" + instance;

               String deletePerm     = "courses:delete:" + instance;

               

               System.out.println("create " + instance + " permitted:" + 
curUser.isPermitted(createPerm)); // Returns false

               System.out.println("update " + instance + " permitted:" + 
curUser.isPermitted(updatePerm)); // Returns false

               System.out.println("delete " + instance + " permitted:" + 
curUser.isPermitted(deletePerm)); // Returns true

           }

       }

   }


Thanks
kshiraly