SubjectedEvaluationContext (midPoint Aggregate JavaDoc)

public interface SubjectedEvaluationContext

When evaluation subjected clauses, we have to know who the subject is.

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes

Modifier and Type

Interface

Description

static enum

SubjectedEvaluationContext.DelegatorSelection

Mainly when looking for assignees/candidates, what delegators (and their abstract roles) are we interested in?
Method Summary

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Method

Description

@Nullable FocusType

getPrincipalFocus()

@Nullable String

getPrincipalOid()

@NotNull Set<String>

getSelfOids(@NotNull SubjectedEvaluationContext.DelegatorSelection delegatorSelection)

Returns all OIDs that are considered to be "self": myself plus any delegators, according to SubjectedEvaluationContext.DelegatorSelection specified.

@NotNull Set<String>

getSelfPlusRolesOids(@NotNull SubjectedEvaluationContext.DelegatorSelection delegatorSelection)

Returns all OIDs that are considered to be "self", augmented with any abstract role membership information.

Method Details
- getPrincipalOid
  
  @Nullable @Nullable String getPrincipalOid()
- getPrincipalFocus
  
  @Nullable @Nullable FocusType getPrincipalFocus()
- getSelfOids
  
  @NotNull @NotNull Set<String> getSelfOids(@NotNull @NotNull SubjectedEvaluationContext.DelegatorSelection delegatorSelection)
  
  Returns all OIDs that are considered to be "self": myself plus any delegators, according to SubjectedEvaluationContext.DelegatorSelection specified. Delegators are important e.g. when evaluating the "assignee" clause, because the current principal can have the authority to see work items assigned also to the person that delegated their case management privileges to them.
- getSelfPlusRolesOids
  
  @NotNull @NotNull Set<String> getSelfPlusRolesOids(@NotNull @NotNull SubjectedEvaluationContext.DelegatorSelection delegatorSelection)
  
  Returns all OIDs that are considered to be "self", augmented with any abstract role membership information. As for getSelfOids(DelegatorSelection), delegation may be involved here.