Closes: #10447
* Prepare logical layer to distinguish between ResourceServer id and client.id
* Reorder Authz methods: For entities outside of Authz we use RealmModel as first parameter for each method, to be consistent with this we move ResourceServer to the first place for each method in authz
* Prepare Logical (Models/Adapters) layer for returning other models instead of ids
* Replace resourceServerId with resourceServer model in PermissionTicketStore
* Replace resourceServerId with resourceServer model in PolicyStore
* Replace resourceServerId with resourceServer model in ScopeStore
* Replace resourceServerId with resourceServer model in ResourceStore
* Fix PermissionTicketStore bug
* Fix NPEs in caching layer
* Replace primitive int with Integer for pagination parameters
Problem:
Using fine-grained admin permissions on groups, it is not permitted to create new users
within a group.
Cause:
The POST /{realm}/users API does not check permission for each group part of the new
user representation
Solution:
- Change access logic for POST /{realm}/users to require MANAGE_MEMBERS and
MANAGE_MEMBERSHIP permissions on each of the incoming groups
Tests:
Manual API testing performed:
1. admin user from master realm:
- POST /{realm}/users without groups => HTTP 201 user created
- POST /{realm}/users with groups => HTTP 201 user created
2. user with MANAGE_MEMBERS & MANAGE_MEMBERSHIP permissions on group1
- POST /{realm}/users without groups => HTTP 403 user NOT created
- POST /{realm}/users with group1 => HTTP 201 user created
- POST /{realm}/users with group1 & group2 => HTTP 403 user NOT created
- POST /{realm}/users with group1 & wrong group path => HTTP 400 user NOT created
3. user with MANAGE_MEMBERS permission on group1
- POST /{realm}/users without groups => HTTP 403 user NOT created
- POST /{realm}/users with group1 => HTTP 403 user NOT created
- POST /{realm}/users with group1 & group2 => HTTP 403 user NOT created
- POST /{realm}/users with group1 & wrong group path => HTTP 400 user NOT created
- Changing RESOURCE_SERVER PK to the client ID.
- Changing FK on children of RESOURCE_SERVER.
- Use direct fetch of ResourceServer through ID/PK to avoid a lot of implicit Hibernate flush.
Stan Silvert
Sebastian Schuster
Michal Hajas
Stian Thorgersen
Clement Cureau
Martin Kanis
Pedro Igor
Bill Burke
Gabriel Lavoie