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Class Overview
Stores a ConfigAttribute as a String.
Summary
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This method is deprecated.
Use createList instead
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If the
ConfigAttribute can be represented as a String and that
String is sufficient in precision to be relied upon as a configuration parameter by a RunAsManager, AccessDecisionManager or AccessDecisionManager delegate, this method should
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From class
java.lang.Object
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From interface
org.springframework.security.access.ConfigAttribute
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Public Constructors
Public Methods
public static List<ConfigAttribute> createSingleAttributeList (String access)
This method is deprecated.
Use createList instead
public String getAttribute ()
If the ConfigAttribute can be represented as a String and that
String is sufficient in precision to be relied upon as a configuration parameter by a RunAsManager, AccessDecisionManager or AccessDecisionManager delegate, this method should
return such a String.
If the ConfigAttribute cannot be expressed with sufficient precision as a String,
null should be returned. Returning null will require any relying classes to
specifically support the ConfigAttribute implementation, so returning null should
be avoided unless actually required.
Returns
- a representation of the configuration attribute (or
nullif the configuration attribute cannot be expressed as aStringwith sufficient precision).