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=== Configuring the atkMockSecurityManager === | === Configuring the atkMockSecurityManager === | ||
Create the testcase using the atkTestCase as its base class, so you can use the setMockSecurityManager() method to easily configure your testcases to use the atkMockSecurityManager. | Create the testcase using the atkTestCase as its base class, so you can use the setMockSecurityManager() method to easily configure your testcases to use the atkMockSecurityManager. | ||
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ATK Howto: Using atkMockSecurityManager
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Configuring the atkMockSecurityManager
Create the testcase using the atkTestCase as its base class, so you can use the setMockSecurityManager() method to easily configure your testcases to use the atkMockSecurityManager.
Remember to also restore the original database, when you are done with the mock database, or other tests which depend on the regular database may fail!
require_once(atkconfig("atkroot")."atk/test/class.atktestcase.inc");
class test_mynode extends atkTestCase
{
public function test_asimpletestcase()
{
$secMgr = atknew("atk.security.atkMockSecurityManager");
$secMgr->m_scheme="group";
$secMgr->setAllowed(false,'module.node.disallowed_right');
$secMgr->setAllowed(true, 'module.node.allowed_right');
$this->setMockSecurityManager($secMgr);
// Some test stuff
$this->restoreSecurityManager();
}
}