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Albert Mayo updated OFBIZ-2093:
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    Description: 
*Problem*
When I add a permission to a security group it will not be recognized 
immediately if the permission is already cached.  
Example:
1. Log in with testuser to the order manager and it fails and caches the 
permission. 
2. Give the testuser the order manager view and OFBTOOLS_VIEW permissions and 
try to log in again. OFBiz will say the user still does not have permissions.

*Reason:*
I noticed the cache would update correctly when I take permissions away, but 
the cache wouldn't clear when I added new permissions.  The 
addSecurityPermissionToSecurityGroup service 
(securityext/script/org/ofbiz/securityext/securitygroup/SecurityGroupServices.xml)
 attempts to remove the cached security group permission but it fails to find 
the key. The key given for cache removal is newEntity, but after the newEntity 
is created it contains all the entity's values (like the createdStamp and 
createdTxStamp).   The cache key should only have the PK values.

I still need to read the guidelines of contributing to the project, but below I 
put the fix I used on my ofbiz copy if someone wants to apply the fix sooner.

*Fix:*
Either you can call securityGroupPermissionCache.remove(newEntity) before the 
new <create-value value-name="newEntity"/> is called or you can make a 
lookupPKMap that only has the PK values and then use lookupPKMap to remove the 
permission cache.

Here is what my new function looks like:
{quote}
<simple-method method-name="addSecurityPermissionToSecurityGroup" 
short-description="Add SecurityPermission To SecurityGroup">
        <check-permission permission="SECURITY" action="_CREATE"><fail-message 
message="Security Error: to run addSecurityPermissionToSecurityGroup you must 
have the SECURITY_CREATE or SECURITY_ADMIN permission"/></check-permission>
        <check-errors/>

        <make-value value-name="newEntity" 
entity-name="SecurityGroupPermission"/>
        <set-pk-fields map-name="parameters" value-name="newEntity"/>
        <create-value value-name="newEntity"/>
        
        <!-- newEntity will have all SecurityGroupPermission values, so must 
create a PK entity for cache lookup to work -->
        <make-value value-name="lookupPKMap" 
entity-name="SecurityGroupPermission"/>
        <set-pk-fields map-name="parameters" value-name="lookupPKMap"/>
        
        <!-- clear the org.ofbiz.security.Security object's custom cache by 
newEntity -->
        <call-bsh><![CDATA[ 
org.ofbiz.security.Security.securityGroupPermissionCache.remove(lookupPKMap); 
]]></call-bsh>
</simple-method>
{quote}



  was:
*Problem*
When I add a permission to a security group it will not be recognized 
immediately if the permission is already cached.  
Example:
1. Log in with testuser to the order manager and it fails and caches the 
permission. 
2. Give the testuser the order manager view and OFBTOOLS_VIEW permissions and 
try to log in again. OFBiz will say the user still does not have permissions.

*Reason:*
I noticed the cache would update correctly when I take permissions away, but 
the cache wouldn't clear when I added new permissions.  The 
addSecurityPermissionToSecurityGroup service 
(securityext/script/org/ofbiz/securityext/securitygroup/SecurityGroupServices.xml)
 attempts to remove the cached security group permission but it fails to find 
the key. The key given for cache removal is newEntity, but after the newEntity 
is created it contains all the entity's values (like the createdStamp and 
createdTxStamp).   The cache key should only have the PK values.

I still need to read the guidelines of contributing to the project, but below I 
will put the fix I used on my ofbiz copy if someone wants to apply the fix 
sooner.

*Fix:*
Either you can call securityGroupPermissionCache.remove(newEntity) before the 
new <create-value value-name="newEntity"/> is called or you can make a 
lookupPKMap that only has the PK values and then use lookupPKMap to remove the 
permission cache.

Here is what my new function looks like:
{quote}
<simple-method method-name="addSecurityPermissionToSecurityGroup" 
short-description="Add SecurityPermission To SecurityGroup">
        <check-permission permission="SECURITY" action="_CREATE"><fail-message 
message="Security Error: to run addSecurityPermissionToSecurityGroup you must 
have the SECURITY_CREATE or SECURITY_ADMIN permission"/></check-permission>
        <check-errors/>

        <make-value value-name="newEntity" 
entity-name="SecurityGroupPermission"/>
        <set-pk-fields map-name="parameters" value-name="newEntity"/>
        <create-value value-name="newEntity"/>
        
        <!-- newEntity will have all SecurityGroupPermission values, so must 
create a PK entity for cache lookup to work -->
        <make-value value-name="lookupPKMap" 
entity-name="SecurityGroupPermission"/>
        <set-pk-fields map-name="parameters" value-name="lookupPKMap"/>
        
        <!-- clear the org.ofbiz.security.Security object's custom cache by 
newEntity -->
        <call-bsh><![CDATA[ 
org.ofbiz.security.Security.securityGroupPermissionCache.remove(lookupPKMap); 
]]></call-bsh>
</simple-method>
{quote}




> bug when adding new permissions to group
> ----------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: OFBIZ-2093
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-2093
>             Project: OFBiz
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: party
>    Affects Versions: SVN trunk, Release Branch 4.0
>            Reporter: Albert Mayo
>            Priority: Minor
>             Fix For: SVN trunk, Release Branch 4.0
>
>   Original Estimate: 0.5h
>  Remaining Estimate: 0.5h
>
> *Problem*
> When I add a permission to a security group it will not be recognized 
> immediately if the permission is already cached.  
> Example:
> 1. Log in with testuser to the order manager and it fails and caches the 
> permission. 
> 2. Give the testuser the order manager view and OFBTOOLS_VIEW permissions and 
> try to log in again. OFBiz will say the user still does not have permissions.
> *Reason:*
> I noticed the cache would update correctly when I take permissions away, but 
> the cache wouldn't clear when I added new permissions.  The 
> addSecurityPermissionToSecurityGroup service 
> (securityext/script/org/ofbiz/securityext/securitygroup/SecurityGroupServices.xml)
>  attempts to remove the cached security group permission but it fails to find 
> the key. The key given for cache removal is newEntity, but after the 
> newEntity is created it contains all the entity's values (like the 
> createdStamp and createdTxStamp).   The cache key should only have the PK 
> values.
> I still need to read the guidelines of contributing to the project, but below 
> I put the fix I used on my ofbiz copy if someone wants to apply the fix 
> sooner.
> *Fix:*
> Either you can call securityGroupPermissionCache.remove(newEntity) before the 
> new <create-value value-name="newEntity"/> is called or you can make a 
> lookupPKMap that only has the PK values and then use lookupPKMap to remove 
> the permission cache.
> Here is what my new function looks like:
> {quote}
> <simple-method method-name="addSecurityPermissionToSecurityGroup" 
> short-description="Add SecurityPermission To SecurityGroup">
>         <check-permission permission="SECURITY" 
> action="_CREATE"><fail-message message="Security Error: to run 
> addSecurityPermissionToSecurityGroup you must have the SECURITY_CREATE or 
> SECURITY_ADMIN permission"/></check-permission>
>         <check-errors/>
>         <make-value value-name="newEntity" 
> entity-name="SecurityGroupPermission"/>
>         <set-pk-fields map-name="parameters" value-name="newEntity"/>
>         <create-value value-name="newEntity"/>
>         
>         <!-- newEntity will have all SecurityGroupPermission values, so must 
> create a PK entity for cache lookup to work -->
>         <make-value value-name="lookupPKMap" 
> entity-name="SecurityGroupPermission"/>
>         <set-pk-fields map-name="parameters" value-name="lookupPKMap"/>
>         
>         <!-- clear the org.ofbiz.security.Security object's custom cache by 
> newEntity -->
>         <call-bsh><![CDATA[ 
> org.ofbiz.security.Security.securityGroupPermissionCache.remove(lookupPKMap); 
> ]]></call-bsh>
> </simple-method>
> {quote}

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