Class ImpersonationServiceImpl

  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    ImpersonationService

    @Service(name="impersonationService")
    @Singleton
    public class ImpersonationServiceImpl
    extends Object
    implements ImpersonationService
    The Impersonation Service Implementation.
    Author:
    jazheng
    • Constructor Detail

      • ImpersonationServiceImpl

        public ImpersonationServiceImpl()
    • Method Detail

      • impersonate

        public Subject impersonate​(String user,
                                   String[] groups,
                                   Subject subject,
                                   boolean virtual)
                            throws LoginException
        Description copied from interface: ImpersonationService
        Impersonate a user, specifying the user and group principal names that should be established in the resulting Subject. Note that, that this method always behaves as if virtual were true in the case that the underlying user store provider does not support user lookup.
        Specified by:
        impersonate in interface ImpersonationService
        Parameters:
        user - The username.
        groups - An array of group names. If virtual is true, group principals will be created using this array. If virtual is false and groups is non-null, it will be used to filter the groups returned by the configured UserStoreProvider.
        subject - An optional Subject to receive principals and credentials for the logged in user. If provided, it will be returned as the return value; if not, a new Subject will be returned.
        virtual - If true, simply create a subject with the given user and group names. If false, configured UserStoreProvider will be queried for the given username and a Subject created only if the user exists. Groups will be populated with the intersection of the groups parameter and the groups returned by the UserStoreProvider.
        Returns:
        A Subject representing the impersonated user.
        Throws:
        LoginException