Uses of Class
org.cojen.boxtin.RulesBuilder.ModuleScope

Uses of RulesBuilder.ModuleScope in org.cojen.boxtin

Methods in org.cojen.boxtin that return RulesBuilder.ModuleScope

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
RulesBuilder.ModuleScope	RulesBuilder.ModuleScope.allowAll()	Allow access to all packages, superseding all previous rules.
RulesBuilder.ModuleScope	RulesBuilder.ModuleScope.denyAll()	Deny access to all packages, superseding all previous rules.
RulesBuilder.ModuleScope	RulesBuilder.ModuleScope.denyAll(DenyAction action)	Deny access to all packages, superseding all previous rules.
RulesBuilder.ModuleScope	RulesBuilder.PackageScope.end()	End the current rules for this package and return to the module scope.
RulesBuilder.ModuleScope	RulesBuilder.ClassScope.forModule(String name)	End the current rules for this class, package and module, and begin a new module scope.
RulesBuilder.ModuleScope	RulesBuilder.ClassScope.forModule(String name, String minVersion, String maxVersion)	End the current rules for this class, package and module, and begin a new module scope.
RulesBuilder.ModuleScope	RulesBuilder.forModule(String name)	Define specific rules against the given module, which can supersede all previous rules.
RulesBuilder.ModuleScope	RulesBuilder.forModule(String name, String minVersion, String maxVersion)	Define specific rules against the given module, which can supersede all previous rules.
RulesBuilder.ModuleScope	RulesBuilder.ModuleScope.forModule(String name)	End the current rules for this module and begin a new module scope.
RulesBuilder.ModuleScope	RulesBuilder.ModuleScope.forModule(String name, String minVersion, String maxVersion)	End the current rules for this module and begin a new module scope.
RulesBuilder.ModuleScope	RulesBuilder.PackageScope.forModule(String name)	End the current rules for this package and module, and begin a new module scope.
RulesBuilder.ModuleScope	RulesBuilder.PackageScope.forModule(String name, String minVersion, String maxVersion)	End the current rules for this package and module, and begin a new module scope.