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

Packages that use JpsPrincipal
Package	Description
oracle.security.jps.principals
oracle.security.jps.service.policystore

Subinterfaces of JpsPrincipal in oracle.security.jps.principals
Modifier and Type	Interface and Description
`interface`	`JpsAnonymousRole`
`interface`	`JpsAnonymousUser`
`interface`	`JpsApplicationRole` A representation of an Application Role.
`interface`	`JpsAuthenticatedRole`
`interface`	`JpsEnterpriseRole`
`interface`	`JpsRole`
`interface`	`JpsUser`

Classes in oracle.security.jps.service.policystore that implement JpsPrincipal
Modifier and Type	Class and Description
`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();