Well I got one answer...
tynamo-security is mandating the dot notation be used for keyes
glad to see some insistence on a format because my head is still spinnin
ExtendedPropertiesRealm defaultShiroRealm = new
ExtendedPropertiesRealm("classpath:shiro.properties");
defaultShiroRealm.setName("default");
configuration.add(defaultShiroRealm);
The formats below produce the following error
Exception constructing service 'WebSecurityManager': Error invoking service
contribution method
org.tynamo.examples.pphl.services.AppModule.contributeWebSecurityManager(Configuration,
Authenticator, WebSecurityManager, SecurityAuthenticationListener,
AuthenticatingRealm): Encountered unexpected key/value pair. All keys must be
prefixed with either 'user.' or 'role.'.so this stuff is now obsolete it appears
/roles/administrator/** = roles[administrator]
/roles/anonymous/** = roles[anonymous]
/perms/create/** = perms[*:create]
/perms/read/** = perms[*:read]
/perms/update/** = perms[*:update]
/perms/delete/** = perms[*:delete]
or at least insisting on a format that is consistent and easy to understand
?
Best regards
and thanks... KEN
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To: [email protected]
Subject: can someone tell me which shiro config NOTATION is valid
Date: Sat, 16 Mar 2013 15:41:29 -0400
#first try at which notation ??????????
# =======================
# Shiro INI configuration
# =======================
[main]
# Objects and their properties are defined here,
# Such as the securityManager, Realms and anything
# else needed to build the SecurityManager
[users]
# The 'users' section is for simple deployments
# when you only need a small number of statically-defined
# set of User accounts.
administrator = administrator,administrator
anonymous = anonymous,anonymous
[roles]
# The 'roles' section is for simple deployments
# when you only need a small number of statically-defined
# roles.
administrator = create,read,update,delete
anonymous = read,update
[urls]
# The 'urls' section is used for url-based security
# in web applications. We'll discuss this section in the
# Web documentation
#second try at which notation ??????????
/authc/login = anon
/authc/** = authc
/user/login = anon
/user/** = user
/roles/administrator/** = roles[administrator]
/roles/anonymous/** = roles[anonymous]
/perms/create/** = perms[*:create]
/perms/read/** = perms[*:read]
/perms/update/** = perms[*:update]
/perms/delete/** = perms[*:delete]
#third try at which notation ??????????
user.administrator = administrator, administrator
user.anonymous = anonymous, anonymous
role.administrator = user:create
role.administrator = user:read
role.administrator = user:update
role.administrator = user:delete
role.anonymous = user:read
role.anonymous = user:update
#http://shiro.apache.org/authorization.html#Authorization-PermissionGranularity
