If argValues[1], which comes from an AttributeDesignator, has the value "Any" then the evaluation result is true. What is the purpose of this corner-case? Is the keyword "Any" acting as a wildcard sort of thing, for example if my Attribute Designator returns the value "Any", then the evaluation is automatically true?
Hi! I was going through the implementation of the EqualFunction and saw this fragment
if (argValues[1] instanceof StringAttribute && XACMLConstants.ANY.equals(((StringAttribute) argValues[1]).getValue())) { return EvaluationResult.getInstance(true); }If argValues[1], which comes from an AttributeDesignator, has the value "Any" then the evaluation result is true. What is the purpose of this corner-case? Is the keyword "Any" acting as a wildcard sort of thing, for example if my Attribute Designator returns the value "Any", then the evaluation is automatically true?
Thanks in advance, Dan