XML providers

As you might have seen in the Quick start tutorial, you need to provide an implementation for IUserAuthenticator, IPasswordEncoder, IUserPermissionListProvider, IRolePermissionListProvider and IUserRoleListProvider to create a domain. Ori is shipped with a very basic implementation for each of them. (They can be found in the ori.impl.provider.xml package)

XmlRolePermissionListProvider

XmlRolePermissionListProvider implements IRolePermissionListProvider.

It's configuration file looks like that: 

		
<?xml version="1.0"?>

<roles>
	<role name="administrator">
		<module name="Secret" actions="read,write"/>
		<module name="Public" actions="read,write"/>
	</role>
	<role name="user">
		<module name="Public" actions="read,write"/>
	</role>
</roles>

The code will look like that: 

File rolelistFile = new File("src/test/resources/rolelist.xml");
IRoleListProvider roleListProvider = new XmlRoleListProvider(rolelistFile);

XmlMultipleProvider

XmlMultipleProvider implements IUserAuthenticator, IUserPermissionListProvider and IUserRoleListProvider.

It's configuration file looks like that: 

		
<?xml version="1.0"?>

<users>
	<user 	login="a" 
		password="0cc175b9c0f1b6a831c399e269772661"
		roles="administrator,user" />	
			
	<user 	login="b" 
		password="92eb5ffee6ae2fec3ad71c777531578f"	
		roles="user" />
			
	<user 	login="c" 
		password="4a8a08f09d37b73795649038408b5f33"	
		roles="user">
		<module name="Secret" actions="read" />
	</user>		
</users>

The code will look like that: 

File userroleFile = new File("src/test/resources/userrole.xml");
XmlMultipleProvider multipleProvider = new XmlMultipleProvider(userroleFile);
IUserAuthenticator userAuthenticator = multipleProvider;
IUserPermissionListProvider userPermissionListProvider = multipleProvider;
IUserRoleListProvider userRoleListProvider = multipleProvider;

Once you have all of these, you can create you domain (see Quick start)