Il giorno 17/gen/2013, alle ore 14.03, Jan Bernhardt ha scritto:

> Hi Syncoper,
> 
> The following changes are proposed regarding  AuthenticationController:
> 
> === Renaming Service ===
> Rename AuthenticationController to EntitlementService(Impl), since containing 
> methods have little to nothing to do with authentication. It is only about 
> Entitlements...

Why not AuthorizationController or AccessController? I'd prefer the first one.
May be this controller will be improved to add access controller features int 
the next future (please, take a look at the roadmap).

> === Changing response Type ===
> listEntitlements() returns a List<String> whereas getEntitlements() returns a 
> Set<String>.
> 
> From my point of view both methods should return a SET since entitlements 
> have no order and cannot exists or be assigned more than once.

Agree

> Due to some JAX-B / JAX-RS limitations, it is not possible to return a 
> collection with primitive data types in java. A wrapper class is required, 
> e.g. Set<EntitlementTO>.
> 
> EntitlementTO can be modeled in one of two ways: 
> 
> Option 1:
> <EntitlementTOs>
>   <EntitlementTO>ROLE_ADMIN</EntitlementTO>
>   <EntitlementTO>ROLE_SUPERUSER</EntitlementTO>
> </EntitlementTOs>
> 
> Option 2:
> <EntitlementTOs>
>   <EntitlementTO>
>      <name>ROLE_ADMIN</name>
>  </EntitlementTO>
>   <EntitlementTO>
>      <name> ROLE_SUPERUSER </name>
>  </EntitlementTO>
> </EntitlementTOs>
> 
> Option 1 matches more or less current marshaling. I personally would prefer 
> Option 2 because this would give us the opportunity to easily extend 
> EntitlementTO at a later point (if needed) without becoming incompatible with 
> previous version.

Agree with you for the reason given above.

> 
> WDYT?
> 
> All of these changes will not apply to current Spring Controller/Services, 
> but only future CXF REST Service. So AuthenticationController will not be 
> renamed now, and responsetype of AuthenticationController will not change. 
> Changes only apply for new Service Interface and (Proxy) Implementation.

Good.

Regards,
F.

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