javax.security.auth

## Class SubjectDomainCombiner

- java.lang.Object
- - javax.security.auth.SubjectDomainCombiner

- All Implemented Interfaces:
    DomainCombiner

      public class SubjectDomainCombiner
      extends Object
      implements DomainCombiner

  A `SubjectDomainCombiner` updates ProtectionDomains with Principals from the `Subject` associated with this `SubjectDomainCombiner`.

- - ### Constructor Summary

    Constructors
    Constructor and Description
    `SubjectDomainCombiner(Subject subject)` Associate the provided `Subject` with this `SubjectDomainCombiner`.

  - ### Method Summary

    Methods
    Modifier and Type | Method and Description
    --- | ---
    `ProtectionDomain[]` | `combine(ProtectionDomain[] currentDomains, ProtectionDomain[] assignedDomains)` Update the relevant ProtectionDomains with the Principals from the `Subject` associated with this `SubjectDomainCombiner`.
    `Subject` | `getSubject()` Get the `Subject` associated with this `SubjectDomainCombiner`.

    - ### Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

      `clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait`

- - ### Constructor Detail

    - #### SubjectDomainCombiner

          public SubjectDomainCombiner(Subject subject)

      Associate the provided `Subject` with this `SubjectDomainCombiner`.

      Parameters:
        `subject` - the `Subject` to be associated with with this `SubjectDomainCombiner`.

  - ### Method Detail

    - #### getSubject

          public Subject getSubject()

      Get the `Subject` associated with this `SubjectDomainCombiner`.

      Returns:
        the `Subject` associated with this `SubjectDomainCombiner`, or `null` if no `Subject` is associated with this `SubjectDomainCombiner`.
      Throws:
        `SecurityException` - if the caller does not have permission to get the `Subject` associated with this `SubjectDomainCombiner`.

    - #### combine

          public ProtectionDomain[] combine(ProtectionDomain[] currentDomains,
                                   ProtectionDomain[] assignedDomains)

      Update the relevant ProtectionDomains with the Principals from the `Subject` associated with this `SubjectDomainCombiner`.

      A new `ProtectionDomain` instance is created for each `ProtectionDomain` in the currentDomains array. Each new `ProtectionDomain` instance is created using the `CodeSource`, `Permission`s and `ClassLoader` from the corresponding `ProtectionDomain` in currentDomains, as well as with the Principals from the `Subject` associated with this `SubjectDomainCombiner`.

      All of the newly instantiated ProtectionDomains are combined into a new array. The ProtectionDomains from the assignedDomains array are appended to this new array, and the result is returned.

      Note that optimizations such as the removal of duplicate ProtectionDomains may have occurred. In addition, caching of ProtectionDomains may be permitted.

      Specified by:
        `combine` in interface `DomainCombiner`
      Parameters:
        `currentDomains` - the ProtectionDomains associated with the current execution Thread, up to the most recent privileged `ProtectionDomain`. The ProtectionDomains are are listed in order of execution, with the most recently executing `ProtectionDomain` residing at the beginning of the array. This parameter may be `null` if the current execution Thread has no associated ProtectionDomains.

        `assignedDomains` - the ProtectionDomains inherited from the parent Thread, or the ProtectionDomains from the privileged context, if a call to AccessController.doPrivileged(..., context) had occurred This parameter may be `null` if there were no ProtectionDomains inherited from the parent Thread, or from the privileged context.
      Returns:
        a new array consisting of the updated ProtectionDomains, or `null`.

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