The predicate bean named shibboleth.Conditions.SubjectName is another example of an "adapter" and allows a bean of type Predicate<String> to be applied in any situation that would normally expect a Predicate<ProfileRequestContext> and supplies as input the name of the authenticated subject associated with a request (if any).
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With an argument named
pred, which is an actual Predicate<String> to runWith an argument named
collection, of type Collection<String>, which auto-constructs a condition that checks for the input value in the supplied collection.
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The example below builds a condition that checks for one of a pair of usernames. The constructor argument is a Spring Expression containing a quoted list of strings. A longer list would probably be easier to supply using a more explicit Spring collection element such as <list>
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<bean id="CheckForUser" parent="shibboleth.Conditions.SubjectName" c:collection="#{{'jdoe', 'bsmith'}}"/> |