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package org.apache.tools.ant.types;

import java.lang.reflect.Constructor;
import java.net.SocketPermission;
import java.security.UnresolvedPermission;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.PropertyPermission;
import java.util.Set;
import java.util.StringTokenizer;

import org.apache.tools.ant.BuildException;
import org.apache.tools.ant.ExitException;

This class implements a security manager meant for usage by tasks that run inside the Ant VM. An examples are the Java Task and JUnitTask. The basic functionality is that nothing (except for a base set of permissions) is allowed, unless the permission is granted either explicitly or implicitly. If a permission is granted this can be overruled by explicitly revoking the permission. It is not permissible to add permissions (either granted or revoked) while the Security Manager is active (after calling setSecurityManager() but before calling restoreSecurityManager()).
Since:Ant 1.6
/** * This class implements a security manager meant for usage by tasks that run inside the * Ant VM. An examples are the Java Task and JUnitTask. * * The basic functionality is that nothing (except for a base set of permissions) is allowed, unless * the permission is granted either explicitly or implicitly. * If a permission is granted this can be overruled by explicitly revoking the permission. * * It is not permissible to add permissions (either granted or revoked) while the Security Manager * is active (after calling setSecurityManager() but before calling restoreSecurityManager()). * * @since Ant 1.6 */
public class Permissions { private final List<Permission> grantedPermissions = new LinkedList<>(); private final List<Permission> revokedPermissions = new LinkedList<>(); private java.security.Permissions granted = null; private SecurityManager origSm = null; private boolean active = false; private final boolean delegateToOldSM; // Mandatory constructor for permission object. private static final Class<?>[] PARAMS = {String.class, String.class};
Create a set of Permissions. Equivalent to calling new Permissions(false).
/** * Create a set of Permissions. Equivalent to calling * <code>new Permissions(false)</code>. */
public Permissions() { this(false); }
Create a set of permissions.
Params:
  • delegateToOldSM – if true the old security manager will be used if the permission has not been explicitly granted or revoked in this instance.
/** * Create a set of permissions. * @param delegateToOldSM if <code>true</code> the old security manager * will be used if the permission has not been explicitly granted or revoked * in this instance. */
public Permissions(final boolean delegateToOldSM) { this.delegateToOldSM = delegateToOldSM; }
Adds a permission to be granted.
Params:
  • perm – The Permissions.Permission to be granted.
/** * Adds a permission to be granted. * @param perm The Permissions.Permission to be granted. */
public void addConfiguredGrant(final Permissions.Permission perm) { grantedPermissions.add(perm); }
Adds a permission to be revoked.
Params:
  • perm – The Permissions.Permission to be revoked
/** * Adds a permission to be revoked. * @param perm The Permissions.Permission to be revoked */
public void addConfiguredRevoke(final Permissions.Permission perm) { revokedPermissions.add(perm); }
To be used by tasks wishing to use this security model before executing the part to be subject to these Permissions. Note that setting the SecurityManager too early may prevent your part from starting, as for instance changing classloaders may be prohibited. The classloader for the new situation is supposed to be present.
Throws:
  • BuildException – on error
/** * To be used by tasks wishing to use this security model before executing the part to be * subject to these Permissions. Note that setting the SecurityManager too early may * prevent your part from starting, as for instance changing classloaders may be prohibited. * The classloader for the new situation is supposed to be present. * @throws BuildException on error */
public synchronized void setSecurityManager() throws BuildException { origSm = System.getSecurityManager(); init(); System.setSecurityManager(new MySM()); active = true; }
Initializes the list of granted permissions, checks the list of revoked permissions.
/** * Initializes the list of granted permissions, checks the list of revoked permissions. */
private void init() throws BuildException { granted = new java.security.Permissions(); for (final Permissions.Permission p : revokedPermissions) { if (p.getClassName() == null) { throw new BuildException("Revoked permission " + p + " does not contain a class."); } } for (final Permissions.Permission p : grantedPermissions) { if (p.getClassName() == null) { throw new BuildException("Granted permission " + p + " does not contain a class."); } else { final java.security.Permission perm = createPermission(p); granted.add(perm); } } // Add base set of permissions granted.add(new SocketPermission("localhost:1024-", "listen")); granted.add(new PropertyPermission("java.version", "read")); granted.add(new PropertyPermission("java.vendor", "read")); granted.add(new PropertyPermission("java.vendor.url", "read")); granted.add(new PropertyPermission("java.class.version", "read")); granted.add(new PropertyPermission("os.name", "read")); granted.add(new PropertyPermission("os.version", "read")); granted.add(new PropertyPermission("os.arch", "read")); granted.add(new PropertyPermission("file.encoding", "read")); granted.add(new PropertyPermission("file.separator", "read")); granted.add(new PropertyPermission("path.separator", "read")); granted.add(new PropertyPermission("line.separator", "read")); granted.add(new PropertyPermission("java.specification.version", "read")); granted.add(new PropertyPermission("java.specification.vendor", "read")); granted.add(new PropertyPermission("java.specification.name", "read")); granted.add(new PropertyPermission("java.vm.specification.version", "read")); granted.add(new PropertyPermission("java.vm.specification.vendor", "read")); granted.add(new PropertyPermission("java.vm.specification.name", "read")); granted.add(new PropertyPermission("java.vm.version", "read")); granted.add(new PropertyPermission("java.vm.vendor", "read")); granted.add(new PropertyPermission("java.vm.name", "read")); } private java.security.Permission createPermission( final Permissions.Permission permission) { try { // First add explicitly already resolved permissions will not be // resolved when added as unresolved permission. final Class<? extends java.security.Permission> clazz = Class.forName( permission.getClassName()).asSubclass(java.security.Permission.class); final String name = permission.getName(); final String actions = permission.getActions(); final Constructor<? extends java.security.Permission> ctr = clazz.getConstructor(PARAMS); return ctr.newInstance(name, actions); } catch (final Exception e) { // Let the UnresolvedPermission handle it. return new UnresolvedPermission(permission.getClassName(), permission.getName(), permission.getActions(), null); } }
To be used by tasks that just finished executing the parts subject to these permissions.
/** * To be used by tasks that just finished executing the parts subject to these permissions. */
public synchronized void restoreSecurityManager() { active = false; System.setSecurityManager(origSm); }
This inner class implements the actual SecurityManager that can be used by tasks supporting Permissions.
/** * This inner class implements the actual SecurityManager that can be used by tasks * supporting Permissions. */
private class MySM extends SecurityManager {
Exit is treated in a special way in order to be able to return the exit code towards tasks. An ExitException is thrown instead of a simple SecurityException to indicate the exit code. Overridden from java.lang.SecurityManager
Params:
  • status – The exit status requested.
/** * Exit is treated in a special way in order to be able to return the exit code * towards tasks. * An ExitException is thrown instead of a simple SecurityException to indicate the exit * code. * Overridden from java.lang.SecurityManager * @param status The exit status requested. */
@Override public void checkExit(final int status) { final java.security.Permission perm = new RuntimePermission("exitVM", null); try { checkPermission(perm); } catch (final SecurityException e) { throw new ExitException(e.getMessage(), status); } }
The central point in checking permissions. Overridden from java.lang.SecurityManager
Params:
  • perm – The permission requested.
/** * The central point in checking permissions. * Overridden from java.lang.SecurityManager * * @param perm The permission requested. */
@Override public void checkPermission(final java.security.Permission perm) { if (active) { if (delegateToOldSM && !perm.getName().equals("exitVM")) { boolean permOK = false; if (granted.implies(perm)) { permOK = true; } checkRevoked(perm); /* if the permission was not explicitly granted or revoked the original security manager will do its work */ if (!permOK && origSm != null) { origSm.checkPermission(perm); } } else { if (!granted.implies(perm)) { throw new SecurityException("Permission " + perm + " was not granted."); } checkRevoked(perm); } } }
throws an exception if this permission is revoked
Params:
  • perm – the permission being checked
/** * throws an exception if this permission is revoked * @param perm the permission being checked */
private void checkRevoked(final java.security.Permission perm) { for (final Permissions.Permission revoked : revokedPermissions) { if (revoked.matches(perm)) { throw new SecurityException("Permission " + perm + " was revoked."); } } } }
Represents a permission.
/** Represents a permission. */
public static class Permission { private String className; private String name; private String actionString; private Set<String> actions;
Set the class, mandatory.
Params:
  • aClass – The class name of the permission.
/** * Set the class, mandatory. * @param aClass The class name of the permission. */
public void setClass(final String aClass) { className = aClass.trim(); }
Get the class of the permission.
Returns:The class name of the permission.
/** * Get the class of the permission. * @return The class name of the permission. */
public String getClassName() { return className; }
Set the name of the permission.
Params:
  • aName – The name of the permission.
/** * Set the name of the permission. * @param aName The name of the permission. */
public void setName(final String aName) { name = aName.trim(); }
Get the name of the permission.
Returns:The name of the permission.
/** * Get the name of the permission. * @return The name of the permission. */
public String getName() { return name; }
Set the actions.
Params:
  • actions – The actions of the permission.
/** * Set the actions. * @param actions The actions of the permission. */
public void setActions(final String actions) { actionString = actions; if (!actions.isEmpty()) { this.actions = parseActions(actions); } }
Get the actions.
Returns:The actions of the permission.
/** * Get the actions. * @return The actions of the permission. */
public String getActions() { return actionString; }
Learn whether the permission matches in case of a revoked permission.
Params:
  • perm – The permission to check against.
/** * Learn whether the permission matches in case of a revoked permission. * @param perm The permission to check against. */
boolean matches(final java.security.Permission perm) { if (!className.equals(perm.getClass().getName())) { //NOSONAR return false; } if (name != null) { if (name.endsWith("*")) { if (!perm.getName().startsWith(name.substring(0, name.length() - 1))) { return false; } } else if (!name.equals(perm.getName())) { return false; } } if (actions != null) { final Set<String> as = parseActions(perm.getActions()); final int size = as.size(); as.removeAll(actions); // If no actions removed, then all allowed return as.size() != size; } return true; }
Parses the actions into a set of separate strings.
Params:
  • actions – The actions to be parsed.
/** * Parses the actions into a set of separate strings. * @param actions The actions to be parsed. */
private Set<String> parseActions(final String actions) { final Set<String> result = new HashSet<>(); final StringTokenizer tk = new StringTokenizer(actions, ","); while (tk.hasMoreTokens()) { final String item = tk.nextToken().trim(); if (!item.isEmpty()) { result.add(item); } } return result; }
Get a string description of the permissions.
Returns:string description of the permissions.
/** * Get a string description of the permissions. * @return string description of the permissions. */
@Override public String toString() { return ("Permission: " + className + " (\"" + name + "\", \"" + actions + "\")"); } } }