https://palmyra.dev/docs/api/backend/extensions/acl-management/ Recent content in ACL Management on Palmyra Hugo en-us https://palmyra.dev/docs/api/backend/extensions/acl-management/palmyra-permission-evaluator/ Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://palmyra.dev/docs/api/backend/extensions/acl-management/palmyra-permission-evaluator/ <h1 id="palmyrapermissionevaluator">PalmyraPermissionEvaluator<a class="anchor" href="#palmyrapermissionevaluator">#</a></h1> <p><code>com.palmyralabs.palmyra.ext.aclmgmt.service.PalmyraPermissionEvaluator</code></p> <h2 id="overview">Overview<a class="anchor" href="#overview">#</a></h2> <p>Spring Security <code>PermissionEvaluator</code> implementation. Annotated <code>@Component</code> — once <code>palmyra-dbacl-mgmt</code> is on the classpath, it registers automatically and answers every <code>hasPermission(authentication, target, permission)</code> expression in your <code>@PreAuthorize</code> / <code>@PostAuthorize</code> annotations and security-method expressions.</p> <p>Dispatch is <strong>strategy-based</strong>: each <code>AclPermissionChecker</code> bean in the context gets asked, via <code>supports(...)</code>, whether it handles the target. The first checker that claims the target wins. If no checker claims it, the default <code>PalmyraAclProvider</code> takes over and resolves the permission against the ACL tables.</p>