Uses of Interface oracle.security.jps.principals.JpsRole (Oracle Fusion Middleware Java API Reference for Oracle Platform Security Services)

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Oracle Fusion Middleware Java API Reference for Oracle Platform Security Services
11g Release 1 (11.1.1)
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Uses of Interface
oracle.security.jps.principals.JpsRole

Packages that use JpsRole
oracle.security.jps.principals
oracle.security.jps.service.policystore

Uses of JpsRole in oracle.security.jps.principals

Subinterfaces of JpsRole in oracle.security.jps.principals
`interface`	`JpsAnonymousRole`
`interface`	`JpsApplicationRole` A representation of an Application Role.
`interface`	`JpsAuthenticatedRole`
`interface`	`JpsEnterpriseRole`

Uses of JpsRole in oracle.security.jps.service.policystore

Classes in oracle.security.jps.service.policystore that implement JpsRole
`class`	`ApplicationRole` Deprecated. FOR JPS INTERNAL USE ONLY. This class will be removed from the JPS public APIs. Customers are advised to modify their code to in order to obtain a reference to an ApplicationRole. Instead of instantiating an `ApplicationRole`, query the `ApplicationPolicy` for the desired `JpsApplicationRole`. Use the resulting `Principal` as a parameter for methods such as `ApplicationPolicy.grant(Principal[], CodeSource, Permission[])` `ApplicationPolicy.revoke(Principal[], CodeSource, Permission[])` To query the desired `JpsApplicationRole`, refer to the code snippet below. JpsApplicationRole myRole; // Obtain an application policy for the desired application. ApplicationPolicy ap ; .... String appRolename="myApplicationRole"; List <AppRoleEntry> appRoles = ap.searchAppRoles(appRoleName); AppRoleEntry entry; entry = appRoles.get(0); myRole = entry.getApplicationRole();

Classes in oracle.security.jps.service.policystore that implement JpsRole

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ApplicationRole
Deprecated. FOR JPS INTERNAL USE ONLY.

This class will be removed from the JPS public APIs. Customers are advised to modify their code to in order to obtain a reference to an ApplicationRole.

Instead of instantiating an ApplicationRole, query the ApplicationPolicy for the desired JpsApplicationRole. Use the resulting Principal as a parameter for methods such as

ApplicationPolicy.grant(Principal[], CodeSource, Permission[])
ApplicationPolicy.revoke(Principal[], CodeSource, Permission[])

To query the desired JpsApplicationRole, refer to the code snippet below.

                  JpsApplicationRole myRole;
                  // Obtain an application policy for the desired application.
                  ApplicationPolicy ap ;
                  ....
                  String appRolename="myApplicationRole";
             
                  List <AppRoleEntry> appRoles = ap.searchAppRoles(appRoleName);
                  AppRoleEntry entry;
                  entry = appRoles.get(0);
                  myRole = entry.getApplicationRole();