@TransactionAware(value=IMMEDIATE) public class ProjectPermissionGrantRequestedEvent extends ProjectPermissionEvent implements PermissionGrantRequestedEvent
This event is cancelable. A listener may prevent the permission
from being granted by canceling this event.
Throwing an exception will not prevent the permission from being granted;
the exception will be logged and ignored.
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ProjectPermissionGrantRequestedEvent(Object source,
Permission permission,
Project project,
String affectedGroup,
ApplicationUser affectedUser,
CancelState cancelState) |
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void |
cancel(KeyedMessage message)
Cancels the operation, providing a message explaining why.
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boolean |
isCanceled()
Retrieves a flag indicating whether the operation has been canceled.
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getProjectgetAffectedGroup, getAffectedUser, getPermissiongetDate, getUsergetSource, toStringpublic ProjectPermissionGrantRequestedEvent(@Nonnull Object source, @Nonnull Permission permission, @Nonnull Project project, @Nullable String affectedGroup, @Nullable ApplicationUser affectedUser, @Nonnull CancelState cancelState)
public void cancel(@Nonnull KeyedMessage message)
CancelStateThe cancellation message is required, and should be as descriptive and clear as possible to allow end users to correct, if possible, the issue that triggered cancellation.
cancel in interface CancelStatemessage - a descriptive message explaining why the operation has been canceledpublic boolean isCanceled()
CancelState
In situations where multiple observers have the option to cancel an operation, for example when multiple
listeners receive the same CancelableEvent, this flag
can be useful for determining that another observer has already canceled the operation.
isCanceled in interface CancelStatetrue if the operation has been canceled; otherwise, falseCopyright © 2019 Atlassian. All rights reserved.