Get the agent string from the Fedora user principal attribute in the JCR session. #17
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| // use the user principal as the WebAC agent | ||
| // if there is no logged-in user, the user principal will be the EVERYONE principal, so | ||
| // the agent will be FOAF_AGENT_VALUE (i.e., the URI string for foaf:Agent) | ||
| final Principal userPrincipal = (Principal) userSession.getAttribute(FEDORA_USER_PRINCIPAL); |
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I don't believe FEDORA_USER_PRINCIPAL is defined anywhere.
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It's defined in the FedoraAuthorizationDelegate interface.
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Get the agent string from the Fedora user principal attribute in the JCR session.
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Additional principals (from the principal providers) will be in
userSession.getAttribute(FEDORA_ALL_PRINCIPALS), which returns aSet<Principal>. These would probably be what we need to use for groups.