Uses of Class
org.apache.shiro.aop.AnnotationMethodInterceptor

Packages that use AnnotationMethodInterceptor

org.apache.shiro.authz.aop

Contains AOP implementation support classes specifically used for authorization operations, particularly supporting AOP Method Interceptors and JSR-175 metadata Annotations.

Uses of AnnotationMethodInterceptor in org.apache.shiro.authz.aop

Subclasses of AnnotationMethodInterceptor in org.apache.shiro.authz.aop

class	AuthenticatedAnnotationMethodInterceptor Checks to see if a @RequiresAuthenticated annotation is declared, and if so, ensures the calling Subject.isAuthenticated() before invoking the method.
class	AuthorizingAnnotationMethodInterceptor An AnnotationMethodInterceptor that asserts the calling code is authorized to execute the method before allowing the invocation to continue by inspecting code annotations to perform an access control check.
class	GuestAnnotationMethodInterceptor Checks to see if a @RequiresGuest annotation is declared, and if so, ensures the calling Subject does not have an identity before invoking the method.
class	PermissionAnnotationMethodInterceptor Checks to see if a @RequiresPermissions annotation is declared, and if so, performs a permission check to see if the calling Subject is allowed to call the method.
class	RoleAnnotationMethodInterceptor Checks to see if a @RequiresRoles annotation is declared, and if so, performs a role check to see if the calling Subject is allowed to invoke the method.
class	UserAnnotationMethodInterceptor Checks to see if a @RequiresUser annotation is declared, and if so, ensures the calling Subject is either authenticated or remembered via remember me services before invoking the method.