Hi there when I user method session.authenticateSessionUser like the way dialog login administrator used , I just authentication all user in this Application , can't found admin user of all Application the sample : when I setup Ivy server I create a user admin to login administrator (admin/admin) , but when I call session.authenticateSessionUser at my application in server I can't found admin user do we have a way to authenticate that user ? thanks a lot

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Can you explain me the use case you want to solve by authenticate a system administrator in your application? I may can help you better if I know the root cause of your question.

(16.01.2014 at 09:07) Reto Weiss ♦♦ Reto%20Weiss's gravatar image

I want to create a application,so I can login with system administration account I used session.authenticateSessionUser(username ,pass) but can't found system administrator user

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You can make any user of an application a system administrator by granting him all permissions of the system security descriptor type on the system security descriptor.

See SystemAdminMaker.java file below for more details.

Note the class uses NON Public API and will therefore break in future releases of Xpert.ivy!

SystemAdminMaker.java:

package ch.ivyteam.ivy.demo;

import ch.ivyteam.ivy.security.IPermissionGroup;
import ch.ivyteam.ivy.security.ISecurityDescriptor;
import ch.ivyteam.ivy.security.ISecurityManager;
import ch.ivyteam.ivy.security.IUser;
import ch.ivyteam.ivy.server.IServer;
import ch.ivyteam.ivy.server.ServerFactory;

// ============================================================
// ATTENTION:
// ============================================================
// The following code access NON PUBLIC API. 
// Therefore this code will break in future Xpert.ivy versions!
// ============================================================
public class SystemAdminMaker 
{
    public void grantSystemAdminRightsTo(IUser user)
    {
        ISecurityDescriptor systemSecurityDescriptor = getSystemSecurityDescriptor();       
        systemSecurityDescriptor.grantPermissions(getRootPermissionGroup(), user);
    }

    public void ungrantSystemAdminRightsTo(IUser user)
    {
        ISecurityDescriptor systemSecurityDescriptor = getSystemSecurityDescriptor();       
        systemSecurityDescriptor.ungrantPermissions(getRootPermissionGroup(), user);
    }

    private ISecurityDescriptor getSystemSecurityDescriptor() 
    {
        IServer server = ServerFactory.getServer();
        ISecurityManager securityManager = server.getSecurityManager();
        ISecurityDescriptor systemSecurityDescriptor = securityManager.getSystemSecurityDescriptor();
        return systemSecurityDescriptor;
    }

    private IPermissionGroup getRootPermissionGroup()
    {
        return getSystemSecurityDescriptor().getSecurityDescriptorType().getRootPermissionGroup();
    }
}
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