Plugin:org.tolven.gatekeeper.authorization

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Version 2.1 Notes

Version 2.1.10

  • Added URLs for the new top context /rs for the tolvenRS.war, which supports RESTful calls.

Version 2.1.9

  • Replaced the filter name rspreauthz with rspreauthc to indicate that the latter does authentication, while it is the filter called troles which does the authorization (authz).
  • Made a fix to fix RESTful API access by removing the tolvenAdmin role from the /api/** URL permissions (which is the default).
  • Also removed specific entries for /api/accounts and /api/accountTypes, which now default to those for /api/** (that is, not requiring tolvenAdmin role).

Version 2.1.8

  • All /api (primarily used by admin) and admin specific gatekeeper functionality now requires the role tolvenAdmin.
  • Corrected case-sensitivity for resetloginpassword url to have all lowercase.

Version 2.1.7

The org.tolven.gatekeeper.ws plug-in is deprecated; therefore, its entries for URL authorization have been removed.

Version 2.1.6

  • Removed URL permission entries for /ws, because for Web services, permissions cannot be handled by TolvenShiroFilter, which has now been removed in favor of JAX-WS handlers.

Version 2.1.5

  • Updated access URLs for Web services.

Version 2.1.4

  • Replaced GET and POST for /Tolven/document/** with GET /document.

Version 2.1.2

  • URL permissions has been tightened up some more, especially with respect to /api RESTful. All known URLs should now start to appear here, before a full cut-off of unknown URLs is made.
  • Added a number of URL permissions to target the tolvenWEB Web directories.

Version 2.1.1

  • Removed the abort functionality for when a table is left intentionally populated with the same rows, indexes, etc. This was done to prevent a duplicate key error.
  • Added a -tablePrefix option to handle schema names for the tovlenauth table for both PostgreSQL and Oracle.

Version 2.1.0

  • This new plug-in contains the default URL permissions for Shiro. During installation, the default URL permissions are loaded to the database using an SQL file.


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