Package com.atlassian.confluence.internal

Interface ContentPermissionManagerInternal

All Superinterfaces:

ContentPermissionManager

All Known Implementing Classes:

DefaultContentPermissionManager

@Transactional
public interface ContentPermissionManagerInternal
extends ContentPermissionManager

Internal interface for content permission manager

Since:

6.0

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
List<Page>	getPermittedPagesIgnoreInheritedPermissions(List<Page> contentList, ConfluenceUser user, String permission)	Check permissions for a collection of objects without checking permissions of ancestors and spaces.
Map<Long,ValidationResult>	hasContentLevelPermission(ConfluenceUser user, String permissionType, Collection<Long> contentIds)	Check permission for a collection of content at once.
boolean	hasVisibleChildren(Page page, ConfluenceUser user)	Returns true if at least one child is visible This method does not check all children, it stops working when the first visible children is found

Methods inherited from interface com.atlassian.confluence.core.ContentPermissionManager

addContentPermission, copyContentPermissions, copyContentPermissions, getContentPermissionSets, getInheritedContentPermissionSets, getInheritedContentPermissionSets, getInheritedContentUserPermissions, getPermissionSets, getPermittedChildren, getPermittedChildrenIgnoreInheritedPermissions, getViewContentPermissions, hasContentLevelPermission, hasPermittedChildrenIgnoreInheritedPermissions, isPermissionInherited, removeAllGroupPermissions, removeAllUserPermissions, removeContentPermission, setContentPermissions, setContentPermissions

Method Detail

hasContentLevelPermission

Map<Long,ValidationResult> hasContentLevelPermission(ConfluenceUser user,
                                                           String permissionType,
                                                           Collection<Long> contentIds)

Check permission for a collection of content at once.

• if contentIds belong to same page hierarchy then it will base on the permission set of that hierarchy to check permisssion for all hierarchy => Best performance
• if contentIds does not belong to same page hierarchy then it will load page list (at once) and call permission check for each page => better performance

Parameters:

user -

permissionType - string needs to be one of the permission constants in ContentPermission

contentIds -

Returns:

a map of validation result

Since:

6.0

getPermittedPagesIgnoreInheritedPermissions

@Transactional(readOnly=true)
List<Page> getPermittedPagesIgnoreInheritedPermissions(List<Page> contentList,
                                                       ConfluenceUser user,
                                                       String permission)

Check permissions for a collection of objects without checking permissions of ancestors and spaces.

Parameters:

contentList -

user -

permission -

Returns:

a list of permitted objects

Since:

6.12.1

hasVisibleChildren

boolean hasVisibleChildren(Page page,
                           ConfluenceUser user)

Returns true if at least one child is visible This method does not check all children, it stops working when the first visible children is found

Parameters:

page -

user -

Returns:

false if 0 children visible, true of at least one child is visible

Since:

6.12.1