public class InternalUser extends CurrentUser
An InternalUser has no real identity, it acts as the server and can access anything it wants, anytime it wants, given the JVM's own direct access to data. Plugins may use this when they need to have a CurrentUser with read permission on anything.
PluginUser| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
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static interface |
InternalUser.Factory |
CurrentUser.PropertyKey<T>| Constructor and Description |
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InternalUser() |
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String |
getCacheKey()
Returns a unique identifier for this user that is intended to be used as a cache key.
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GroupMembership |
getEffectiveGroups()
Get the set of groups the user is currently a member of.
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boolean |
isInternalUser()
Check if the CurrentUser is an InternalUser.
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String |
toString() |
asIdentifiedUser, get, getAccessPath, getAccountId, getLastLoginExternalIdKey, getLoggableName, getRealUser, getUserName, hasSameAccountId, isIdentifiedUser, isImpersonating, put, setAccessPath, setLastLoginExternalIdKey, updateRealAccountIdpublic GroupMembership getEffectiveGroups()
CurrentUserThe returned set may be a subset of the user's actual groups; if the user's account is currently deemed to be untrusted then the effective group set is only the anonymous and registered user groups. To enable additional groups (and gain their granted permissions) the user must update their account to use only trusted authentication providers.
getEffectiveGroups in class CurrentUserpublic String getCacheKey()
CurrentUserequals() and hashCode() for effective caching.getCacheKey in class CurrentUserpublic boolean isInternalUser()
CurrentUserisInternalUser in class CurrentUser