This example demonstrates 2 different users querying a database.
The database has been hardcoded in class: uk.gov.gchq.palisade.example.data.ExampleSimpleDataReader and has been loaded with the following records:
| Value | Visibility | Timestamp |
|---|---|---|
| item1a | public | 1 |
| item1b | public | 10 |
| item1c | public | 20 |
| item1d | private | 20 |
| item2a | public | 1 |
| item2b | public | 10 |
| item2c | public | 20 |
| item2d | private | 20 |
The policies and users have been hardcoded in class: uk.gov.gchq.palisade.example.client.ExampleSimpleClient.
Policy have defined the following rules:
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Age off - the timestamp must be greater than 12
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Visibility - the user must have the correct level of authorisation to for the visibility label
The example will be run with 2 users:
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Alice is an admin and can see both public and private records
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Bob is a standard user, who can only see public records
When you run the example you will see the data has been redacted accordingly.
To run the example following the steps (from the root of the project):
- Compile the code
mvn clean install -Pquick- Run the example
./example/single-jvm-example/scripts/run.shThis just runs the java class: uk.gov.gchq.palisade.example.SingleJvmExample. You can just run this class directly in your IDE.