Class GlobalPermissionModificationRequestedEvent

All Implemented Interfaces:
CancelableEvent, PermissionModificationRequestedEvent, CancelState, Serializable

@TransactionAware(IMMEDIATE) public class GlobalPermissionModificationRequestedEvent extends AbstractGlobalPermissionModificationEvent implements PermissionModificationRequestedEvent
This event is raised before a user or group's global permission is modified. This event is synchronous, allowing listeners to perform operations in the same database transaction where the permission is modified.

This event is cancelable. A listener may prevent the permission from being modified by canceling this event. Throwing an exception will not prevent the permission from being modified; the exception will be logged and ignored.

This event is internally audited with CoverageLevel.BASE level.

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  • Constructor Details

    • GlobalPermissionModificationRequestedEvent

      public GlobalPermissionModificationRequestedEvent(@Nonnull Object source, @Nonnull Permission oldValue, @Nonnull Permission newValue, @Nullable String affectedGroup, @Nullable ApplicationUser affectedUser, @Nonnull CancelState cancelState)
  • Method Details

    • cancel

      public void cancel(@Nonnull KeyedMessage message)
      Description copied from interface: CancelState
      Cancels the operation, providing a message explaining why.

      The cancellation message is required, and should be as descriptive and clear as possible to allow end users to correct, if possible, the issue that triggered cancellation.

      Specified by:
      cancel in interface CancelState
      Parameters:
      message - a descriptive message explaining why the operation has been canceled
    • isCanceled

      public boolean isCanceled()
      Description copied from interface: CancelState
      Retrieves a flag indicating whether the operation has been canceled.

      In situations where multiple observers have the option to cancel an operation, for example when multiple listeners receive the same CancelableEvent, this flag can be useful for determining that another observer has already canceled the operation.

      Specified by:
      isCanceled in interface CancelState
      Returns:
      true if the operation has been canceled; otherwise, false