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45 package org.openejb.spi;
46
47
48 public interface SecurityService extends Service{
49     
50    /**
51     * Check if securityIdentity is authorized to perform the specified action.
52     * This is currently used by OpenEJB to check if a caller is authorized to
53     * to assume at least one of a collection of roles, the roles authorized for
54     * a particular method of a particular deployment.
55     */

56     public boolean isCallerAuthorized(Object JavaDoc securityIdentity,String JavaDoc [] roleNames);
57
58     /**
59     * Attempts to convert an opaque securityIdentity to a concrete target type.
60     * This is currently used to obtain an java.security.Princiapl type which
61     * must be returned by OpenEJB when a bean invokes EJBContext.getCallerPrincipal().
62     * Conversion to a Principal type must be supported.
63     *
64     * It may also be used by JCX connectors to obtain the JAAS Subject of the caller,
65     * support for translation to Subject type is currently optional.
66     *
67     */

68     public Object JavaDoc translateTo(Object JavaDoc securityIdentity, Class JavaDoc type);
69     
70     /*
71      * Associates a security identity object with the current thread. Setting
72      * this argument to null, will effectively dissociate the thread with a
73      * security identity. This is used when access enterprise beans through
74      * the global JNDI name space. Its not used when calling invoke on a
75      * RpcContainer object.
76     */

77     public void setSecurityIdentity(Object JavaDoc securityIdentity);
78     
79     /*
80     * Obtains the security identity associated with the current thread.
81     * If there is no association, then null is returned.
82     */

83     public Object JavaDoc getSecurityIdentity( );
84 }
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