source: main/waeup.sirp/trunk/src/waeup/sirp/applicants/securitypolicy.py @ 7142

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## securitypolicy.py
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## Started on  Mon Nov 14 09:37:10 2011 Uli Fouquet
## $Id: securitypolicy.py 7137 2011-11-19 08:37:08Z henrik $
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"""Security policy components for applicants.

Applicants need special security policy treatment, as officers with
local roles for departments and faculties might have additional
permissions (local roles on depts/faculties) here.
"""
import grok
from zope.securitypolicy.interfaces import (
    IPrincipalRoleManager, IPrincipalPermissionManager,)
from zope.securitypolicy.principalrole import AnnotationPrincipalRoleManager
from zope.securitypolicy.principalpermission import (
    AnnotationPrincipalPermissionManager,)
from zope.securitypolicy.settings import Allow, Deny, Unset
from waeup.sirp.applicants.interfaces import IApplicant

# All components in here have the same context: Applicant instances
grok.context(IApplicant)

class ApplicantPrincipalRoleManager(AnnotationPrincipalRoleManager,
                                    grok.Adapter):
    grok.provides(IPrincipalRoleManager)

    #: The attribute name to lookup for additional roles
    extra_attrib = 'course1'

    #: List of role names to look for in `extra_attrib` and parents.
    external_rolenames = ['waeup.local.ClearanceOfficer',]

    #: Role to add in case one of the above roles was found.
    additional_rolename = 'waeup.ApplicationsOfficer'

    def getRolesForPrincipal(self, principal_id):
        """Get roles for principal with id `principal_id`.

        Different to the default implementation, this method also
        takes into account local roles set on any department connected
        to the context applicant.

        If the given principal has at least one of the
        `external_rolenames` roles granted for the external object, it
        additionally gets `additional_rolename` role for the context
        applicant.

        For the additional roles the `extra_attrib` and all its parent
        objects are looked up, because 'role inheritance' does not
        work on that basic level of permission handling.

        Some advantages of this approach:

        - we don't have to store extra local roles for clearance
          officers in ZODB for each applicant

        - when local roles on a department change, we don't have to
          update thousands of applicants; the local role is assigned
          dynamically.

        Disadvantage:

        - More expensive role lookups when a clearance officer wants
          to see an applicant form.

        This implementation is designed to be usable also for other
        contexts than applicants. You can inherit from it and set
        different role names to lookup/set easily via the static class
        attributes.
        """
        result = super(ApplicantPrincipalRoleManager, self
                     ).getRolesForPrincipal(principal_id)
        if result != []:
            # If there are local roles defined here, no additional
            # lookup is done.
            return result
        # The principal has no local roles yet. Let's lookup the
        # connected course, dept, etc.
        obj = getattr(self._context, self.extra_attrib, None)
        # lookup local roles for connected course and all parent
        # objects. This way we fake 'role inheritance'.
        while obj is not None:
            extra_roles = IPrincipalRoleManager(obj).getRolesForPrincipal(
                principal_id)
            for role_id, setting in extra_roles:
                if role_id in self.external_rolenames:
                    # Found role in external attribute or parent
                    # thereof. 'Grant' additional role
                    # permissions (allow, deny or unset) for the
                    # passed in principal id.
                    result.append(
                        (self.additional_rolename, setting))
                    return result
            obj = getattr(obj, '__parent__', None)
        return result