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*
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*
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*
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package com.amazonaws.auth.policy.resources;
import com.amazonaws.auth.policy.Resource;
import com.amazonaws.auth.policy.actions.S3Actions;
/**
* Represents one or more Amazon S3 objects involved in an Amazon Web Services access control
* policy. S3 object resources can be fully specified (i.e. the full key) or you
* can use the '*' wildcard to match multiple objects.
*
* For example, an object resource created for bucket 'mybucket' and key pattern
* 'foo*' will match any object stored in 'mybucket' with a key that starts with
* 'foo':
*
* new S3ObjectResource("mybucket", "foo*");
*
*
* To match all objects in a bucket:
*
* new S3ObjectResource("mybucket", "*");
*
*
* Amazon S3 object resources can be used in the following operations:
*
* - {@link S3Actions#GetObject}
*
- {@link S3Actions#GetObjectVersion}
*
- {@link S3Actions#PutObject}
*
- {@link S3Actions#GetObjectAcl}
*
- {@link S3Actions#GetObjectVersionAcl}
*
- {@link S3Actions#SetObjectAcl}
*
- {@link S3Actions#SetObjectVersionAcl}
*
- {@link S3Actions#DeleteObject}
*
- {@link S3Actions#DeleteObjectVersion}
*
*/
public class S3ObjectResource extends Resource {
/**
* Constructs a new object resource that represents the specified objects.
* This constructor defaults to the {@code aws} partition. Use {@link #S3ObjectResource(String, String, String)}
* to specify other partitions if needed.
* The keyPattern argument may contain the '*' wildcard to match multiple
* objects. For example, an object resource created for bucket 'mybucket'
* and key pattern 'foo*' will match any object stored in 'mybucket' with a
* key that starts with 'foo'.
*
* @param bucketName
* The name of the bucket containing the object or objects
* represented by this resource.
* @param keyPattern
* The key or key pattern, which can optionally contain the '*'
* wildcard to include multiple objects in the resource.
*
* @see #S3ObjectResource(String, String, String)
*/
public S3ObjectResource(String bucketName, String keyPattern) {
this("aws", bucketName, keyPattern);
}
/**
* Constructs a new object resource that represents the specified objects.
* The keyPattern argument may contain the '*' wildcard to match multiple
* objects. For example, an object resource created for bucket 'mybucket'
* and key pattern 'foo*' will match any object stored in 'mybucket' with a
* key that starts with 'foo'.
*
* @param partitionName
* The name of the partition in which the specified bucket is located.
* @param bucketName
* The name of the bucket containing the object or objects
* represented by this resource.
* @param keyPattern
* The key or key pattern, which can optionally contain the '*'
* wildcard to include multiple objects in the resource.
*/
public S3ObjectResource(String partitionName, String bucketName, String keyPattern) {
super(String.format("arn:%s:s3:::%s/%s", partitionName, bucketName, keyPattern));
}
}
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