Package org.openbravo.test.role.inheritance

Class Summary

Class	Description
AccessPropagation	Test case for access propagation We start having Role "role" which inherits from Role "template" We add access A1 for "template" and access A2 for "role" If we update access A1 for "template" this change must be propagated for "role".
AccessPropagationNotInherited	Test case to check that non inherited accesses are not affected by access propagation We start having Role "role" which inherits from Role "template" We add access A1 for "role", before adding the same access A1 for "template" If we update access A1 for "template" this change must not affect A1 access for "role" because it has not been inherited
DeletedAccessPropagation	Test case for deleted access propagation We have a role which inherits from three different templates.
HorizontalInheritance	Test case for horizontal inheritance Role A inherits from T1 (sequence 10), T2 (sequence 20) and T3 (sequence 30) T1 Accesses {A3, A4} , T2 Accesses {A1, A2}, T3 Accesses {A0, A2, A3} With this settings, Role A Accesses must be {A0(T3), A1(T2), A2(T3), A3(T3), A4(T1)} After removing the inheritance of T3, access for Role A must be {A1(T2), A2(T2), A3(T1), A4(T1)}
RecalculatePermissions	Test case for horizontal inheritance This test case is intended to simulate the "Recalculate Permissions" process We remove an inherited access on purpose (this can not be done from the UI), this way we can simulate the process of adding a permission without using DAL, like for example, when using the "Grant Access" process which uses xsql to insert data.
RoleInheritanceRestrictions	This class contains some tests to check the restrictions of the Role Inheritance functionality
RoleInheritanceTestSuite	Test Suite for Role Inheritance
RoleInheritanceTestUtils	This class provides some utility methods used to test the Role Inheritance functionality
VerticalInheritance	Test case for vertical inheritance Role B inherits from Role A and Role C from Role B : A -> B -> C A Access {A1} , B Access {A2} With this settings, Role B Accesses must be {A1(A), A2} and Role C Accesses must be {A1(B), A2(B)}