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## Uses of Class
weblogic.security.spi.Direction

Packages that use Direction
weblogic.security.spi | This package includes interfaces, classes, and exceptions you use to develop security providers.

Uses of Direction in weblogic.security.spi

Fields in weblogic.security.spi declared as Direction
`static Direction` | `Direction.ONCE` Indicates that the authorization check is being performed once, with no indication of whether it is being done before or after an operation.
`static Direction` | `Direction.POST` Indicates that the authorization check is being peformed after the request has been allowed to be processed, but before the results have been returned.
`static Direction` | `Direction.PRIOR` Indicates that the authorization check is being performed prior to allowing the request to be processed.

Methods in weblogic.security.spi with parameters of type Direction
`Map<Resource,Result>` | `BulkAccessDecision.isAccessAllowed(Subject subject, Map<Resource,Map<String,SecurityRole>> roles, List<Resource> resources, ContextHandler handler, Direction direction)` Indicates whether the authorization policies defined for the list of resources allow the requested method to be performed, by utilizing the information contained in the subject and context.
`Result` | `AccessDecision.isAccessAllowed(Subject subject, Map roles, Resource resource, ContextHandler handler, Direction direction)` Indicates whether the authorization policies defined for the resource allow the requested method to be performed, by utilizing the information contained in the subject.

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