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fix: fix role checking when using websocket push #20679
fix: fix role checking when using websocket push #20679
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When using PUSH with websocket transport, the atmosphere wrapped request can be a no-op implementation whose isUserInRole method alwasy returns false, causing, for example, wrong access checking during navigation. This change falls back to Spring Securty for role checking when PUSH transport is websocket. It also fixes some tests in order to propagate the Spring Security context when starting Thread that perform UI operations. References psi#123 Part of #11026
Test Results1 159 files ± 0 1 159 suites ±0 1h 32m 34s ⏱️ - 1m 59s Results for commit 9161b37. ± Comparison against base commit c7a0714. This pull request removes 5 and adds 6 tests. Note that renamed tests count towards both.
This pull request removes 1 skipped test and adds 1 skipped test. Note that renamed tests count towards both.
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Hi @mcollovati and @mshabarov, when i performed cherry-pick to this commit to 24.6, i have encountered the following issue. Can you take a look and pick it manually? |
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When using PUSH with websocket transport, the atmosphere wrapped request can be a no-op implementation whose isUserInRole method alwasy returns false, causing, for example, wrong access checking during navigation. This change falls back to Spring Securty for role checking when PUSH transport is websocket. It also fixes some tests in order to propagate the Spring Security context when starting Thread that perform UI operations. References psi#123 Part of #11026
When using PUSH with websocket transport, the atmosphere wrapped request can be a no-op implementation whose isUserInRole method alwasy returns false, causing, for example, wrong access checking during navigation. This change falls back to Spring Securty for role checking when PUSH transport is websocket. It also fixes some tests in order to propagate the Spring Security context when starting Thread that perform UI operations. References psi#123 Part of #11026
When using PUSH with websocket transport, the atmosphere wrapped request can be a no-op implementation whose isUserInRole method alwasy returns false, causing, for example, wrong access checking during navigation. This change falls back to Spring Securty for role checking when PUSH transport is websocket. It also fixes some tests in order to propagate the Spring Security context when starting Thread that perform UI operations. References psi#123 Part of #11026
When using PUSH with websocket transport, the atmosphere wrapped request can be a no-op implementation whose isUserInRole method alwasy returns false, causing, for example, wrong access checking during navigation. This change falls back to Spring Securty for role checking when PUSH transport is websocket. It also fixes some tests in order to propagate the Spring Security context when starting Thread that perform UI operations. References psi#123 Part of #11026
When using PUSH with websocket transport, the atmosphere wrapped request can be a no-op implementation whose isUserInRole method alwasy returns false, causing, for example, wrong access checking during navigation. This change falls back to Spring Securty for role checking when PUSH transport is websocket. It also fixes some tests in order to propagate the Spring Security context when starting Thread that perform UI operations. References psi#123 Part of #11026
When using PUSH with websocket transport, the atmosphere wrapped request can be a no-op implementation whose isUserInRole method alwasy returns false, causing, for example, wrong access checking during navigation. This change falls back to Spring Securty for role checking when PUSH transport is websocket. It also fixes some tests in order to propagate the Spring Security context when starting Thread that perform UI operations. References psi#123 Part of #11026
When using PUSH with websocket transport, the atmosphere wrapped request can be a no-op implementation whose isUserInRole method alwasy returns false, causing, for example, wrong access checking during navigation. This change falls back to Spring Securty for role checking when PUSH transport is websocket. It also fixes some tests in order to propagate the Spring Security context when starting Thread that perform UI operations. References psi#123 Part of #11026
When using PUSH with websocket transport, the atmosphere wrapped request can be a no-op implementation whose isUserInRole method alwasy returns false, causing, for example, wrong access checking during navigation. This change falls back to Spring Securty for role checking when PUSH transport is websocket. It also fixes some tests in order to propagate the Spring Security context when starting Thread that perform UI operations. References psi#123 Part of #11026
When using PUSH with websocket transport, the atmosphere wrapped request can be a no-op implementation whose isUserInRole method alwasy returns false, causing, for example, wrong access checking during navigation. This change falls back to Spring Securty for role checking when PUSH transport is websocket. It also fixes some tests in order to propagate the Spring Security context when starting Thread that perform UI operations. References psi#123 Part of #11026
When using PUSH with websocket transport, the atmosphere wrapped request can be a no-op implementation whose isUserInRole method alwasy returns false, causing, for example, wrong access checking during navigation. This change falls back to Spring Securty for role checking when PUSH transport is websocket. It also fixes some tests in order to propagate the Spring Security context when starting Thread that perform UI operations. References psi#123 Part of #11026
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When using PUSH with websocket transport, the atmosphere wrapped request can be a no-op implementation whose isUserInRole method alwasy returns false, causing, for example, wrong access checking during navigation. This change falls back to Spring Securty for role checking when PUSH transport is websocket.
It also fixes some tests in order to propagate the Spring Security context when starting Thread that perform UI operations.
References psi#123
Part of #11026
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