Can anyone enlighten me on the purpose of Context.getNoOp()?
ReadOnlyContext.EMPTY creates one with noOp set to true, and
PolicyEnforcementPoint.enforce throws a AuthzPermittedException("noOp") if
it finds noOp set to true.
But I really can't work out the logic for this.
The REST API for instance looks for a request parameter named "noOp" and
sets the context noOp based on that (defaulting to False I think)
It's causing me an issue with
DatastreamManagedContent.getContentStream(null) as the ReadOnlyContext.EMPTY
used there is resulting in an authz failure.
Steve
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