Atlassian JIRA
| com.atlassian.jira.permission.PermissionContext |
 Known Indirect Subclasses
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Represents the context in which a permission evaluation is to be made. Permission requests are of the form: subject, verb, object (eg. "User fred wishes to comment on ABC-123"), where: subject = User object verb = permission Id object = Issue, project etc. A PermissionContext encapsulates the object.
To create PermissionContext objects, use the PermissionContextFactory
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This method is deprecated.
Use
getProjectObject() instead. Since v5.0.
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Returns the Project in this context.
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Returns the relevant workflow step for the Issue in this context
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Whether we have enough information to look up issue-specific (workflow) permissions.
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This method is deprecated.
Use
hasIssuePermissions() instead. Since v5.0.
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This method is deprecated.
Use getProjectObject() instead. Since v5.0.
Returns the Project in this context.
Returns the Project in this context.
Returns the relevant workflow step for the Issue in this context
Whether we have enough information to look up issue-specific (workflow) permissions.
True if this PermissionContext has an existing fully-formed issue (not one that is still being created).
This method is deprecated.
Use hasIssuePermissions() instead. Since v5.0.
Whether this PermissionContext has an existing fully-formed issue (not one that is still being created). This returns false on the second issue creation page, and on the quick sub-task creation form, where the issue type is unknown.