[Registry-dev] Embedded registry initialization

[Keith Chapman]

Hi Chathura,

The Mashup Server had a requirement where we wanted to create a
secureRegistry giving the username only (without a password when
infocard login is used). How will this be supported by the new
implementation?

Thanks,
Keith.

Chathura C. Ekanayake wrote:
> 
> Now all the authorizations of the registry are performed by the
> components responsible for actual operations. So the SecureRegistry is
> no longer required. Now all the operations are authorized and the
> registry cannot be directly accessed through the JDBCRegistry. If an
> application doesn't want to care about managing users, it can access the
> registry as the system user. Creating registries for users is simplified
> by the EmbeddedRegistry.
> 
> Below are the steps for creating the EmbeddedRegistry and then obtaining
> user registries from it.
> 
> EmbeddedRegistry embeddedRegistry = new EmbeddedRegistry(datasource);
> 
> // get the system registry
> Registry systemRegistry = embeddedRegistry.getSystemRegistry();
> 
> // get an anonymous user registry
> Registry systemRegistry = embeddedRegistry.getRegistry();
> 
> // get the user registry for the user "username"
> Registry userRegistry1 = embeddedRegistry.getUserRegistry("username",
> "password");
> 
> In the above sample, the user realm for the registry is automatically
> created from the same data source, where registry database is located.
> If it is necessary to use a different realm, below constructor can be used.
> 
> EmbeddedRegistry embeddedRegistry = new EmbeddedRegistry(datasource,
> realm);
> 
> Below constructor can be used to create registry from an in-memory
> database.
> 
> EmbeddedRegistry embeddedRegistry = new InMemoryEmbeddedRegistry();
> 
> Thanks,
> Chathura
> 
> 
> 
> 
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