Contains permissions that are specific to WASP server.

Web Service Invocation Permissions

WSInvokePermission represents access permission to the WASP web service method. A WSInvokePermission consists of a web service endpoint path and an optional set of methods, that can be invoked on that service. A Method name is represented according to its WSDL operation name. A wildcard character can be used to match all methods.
WSManageACLPermission allows for the management of the WSInvokePermissions for a particular web service endpoint.

Runtime Management Permissions

ACLPermission grants the principal the rights to manage an updatable policy.
AllWSManagePermission grants rights given by any subclass of org.systinet.security.perm.WSManagePermission.
PStorePermission permits the management of protected store, described in the section Keystore and User Store.
WASPDeployPermission grants the right to deploy web service packages.
WASPGetPermission allows a user or entity to get deployed packages.
WASPUndeployPermission allows a user or entity to undeploy packages.
WSBManagePermission allows a user or entity to manage web service endpoints.
WSManagePermission is a base class for other permissions, it is not used in WASP directly.
WSMonitoringPermission allows a user or entity to monitor the state of web services.
WSSecurityMechsPermission allows a user or entity to manage the security mechanism of web service endpoints.
WSStatePermission allows a user or entity to manage the state of the web service instance.

Delegation Permissions

DelegateServiceEndpointPermission allows a user or entity to delegate web service endpoint permission to another principal.
DelegatePackagePermission allows a user or entity to delegate package oriented permissions to another principal.
DelegatePermission is base class for all delegation permissions.
DelegateServiceInstancePermission allows a user or entity to delegate web service oriented permissions to another principal.