SMILA/Documentation/SampleSecurityConverterPipelet

org.eclipse.smila.security.processing.SampleSecurityConverter

Description

This is a sample ProcessingService that converts security annotations into

• attributes with literals to allow indexing in Lucene
• a filter annotation used in a query to restrict the results to the users that have READ access

The service has an optional reference to a org.eclipse.smila.security.SecurityResolver, which is used to resolve groups and user names. If no SecurityResolver is available the configuration options are ignored an the security annotations are just converted into attribute values, keeping the original values without any modifications.

Annotations

The SampleSecurityConverter uses the Annotation org.eclipse.smila.security.processing.SampleSecurityConverter on records to decide how to handle a record. It supports the following required named values.

Name	Value	Description
executionMode	INDEX or SEARCH	INDEX - the service is used for indexing security annotations, SEARCH - the service is used during search for filtering with security annotations

Configuration

Property	Type	Description
readUsersAttributeName	String	the name of the attribute to store the users with READ access rights in. This attribute can then be indexed by Lucene.
resolveGroups	Boolean	a boolean flag if to resolve groups to their user principals (true) or not (false)
resolveUserNames	Boolean	a boolean flag if to resolve user names and replace them with the value described by resolvedUserNamePropertyName (true) or not (false)
resolvedUserNamePropertyName	String	the name of an LDAP property to use instead of the user/group principal (e.g. a display name). Only used if resolveUserNames is true

Example

PipeletConfiguration for SampleSecurityConverter

<PipeletConfiguration xmlns="http://www.eclipse.org/smila/processor">
	<Property name="readUsersAttributeName" type="java.lang.String">
		<Value>ReadUsers</Value>
	</Property>
	<Property name="resolveGroups" type="java.lang.Boolean">
		<Value>true</Value>
	</Property>
	<Property name="resolveUserNames" type="java.lang.Boolean">
		<Value>true</Value>
	</Property>
	<Property name="resolvedUserNamePropertyName" type="java.lang.String">
		<Value>displayName</Value>
	</Property>	
</PipeletConfiguration>