Example #1
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 /**
  * Same as {@link #getRequestedProjects()}, but with a variable cookieName and parameter name.
  * This way it is trivial to implement a project filter ...
  *
  * @param paramName the name of the request parameter, which possibly contains the project list in
  *     question.
  * @param cookieName name of the cookie which possible contains project lists used as fallback
  * @return a possible empty set but never {@code null}.
  */
 protected SortedSet<String> getRequestedProjects(String paramName, String cookieName) {
   TreeSet<String> set = new TreeSet<>();
   List<Project> projects = getEnv().getProjects();
   if (projects == null) {
     return set;
   }
   if (projects.size() == 1 && authFramework.isAllowed(req, projects.get(0))) {
     set.add(projects.get(0).getDescription());
     return set;
   }
   List<String> vals = getParamVals(paramName);
   for (String s : vals) {
     Project x = Project.getByDescription(s);
     if (x != null && authFramework.isAllowed(req, x)) {
       set.add(s);
     }
   }
   if (set.isEmpty()) {
     List<String> cookies = getCookieVals(cookieName);
     for (String s : cookies) {
       Project x = Project.getByDescription(s);
       if (x != null && authFramework.isAllowed(req, x)) {
         set.add(s);
       }
     }
   }
   if (set.isEmpty()) {
     Project defaultProject = env.getDefaultProject();
     if (defaultProject != null && authFramework.isAllowed(req, defaultProject)) {
       set.add(defaultProject.getDescription());
     }
   }
   return set;
 }
Example #2
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 private PageConfig(HttpServletRequest req) {
   this.req = req;
   this.authFramework = AuthorizationFramework.getInstance();
 }