Removal of DefaultUserAuthenticator empty class. - #1100
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@alexandrelimassantana Did you check who created the DefaultUserAuthenticator? Your change makes sense to me but I would like to know why it was created before deleting it. code lgtm, btw. |
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Hi @DaanHoogland, |
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ah @rafaelweingartner you did the check for @alexandrelimassantana , ok ;) |
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Sure ;) |
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Thanks for that look-up @rafaelweingartner. Yeah that class was very old, 2015-11-21 20:52 GMT-02:00 Rafael Weingärtner [email protected]:
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LGTM |
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@alexandrelimassantana Can you rebase please and resolve the conflict? Thanks! |
The DefaultUserAuthenticator is an empty class, extending the AdapterBase and implementing the UserAuthenticator interface. The class is only being used as a marker and it's sole use is to be extended by other UserAuthenticators. Noticing that the class had no purpose, I removed it and made it's children extend from it's superclass and implement it's interface instead. Also, I removed the @Local tags from those classes, since EJB is not used anymore.
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@remibergsma I have rebase the PR and resolved the conflicts for @alexandrelimassantana |
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LGTM based on the tests below. Can't really judge the change itself. Result: And: Result: |
…-005 Removal of DefaultUserAuthenticator empty class.The DefaultUserAuthenticator is an empty class, extending from the AdapterBase and implementing the UserAuthenticator interface. The class is not being used as a marker and it's sole use is to be extended by other UserAuthenticators. Noticing that the class had no purpose, I removed it and made it's children extend from it's superclass and implement it's interface instead. Also, I removed the @Local tags from those classes, since EJB is not used anymore. * pr/1100: Removal of DefaultUserAuthenticator empty class Signed-off-by: Remi Bergsma <[email protected]>
The DefaultUserAuthenticator is an empty class, extending from the
AdapterBase and implementing the UserAuthenticator interface. The class
is not being used as a marker and it's sole use is to be extended by
other UserAuthenticators. Noticing that the class had no purpose, I
removed it and made it's children extend from it's superclass and
implement it's interface instead. Also, I removed the @Local tags from
those classes, since EJB is not used anymore.