JBoss cli adding an element in the list

[Szymon Klepacz]

Hi, 

I want to edit my standalone using JBoss-cli to add bolded line:

<permission-mapping>
    <principal name="anonymous"/>
    <permission-set name="default-permissions"/>

    <permission-set name="login-permission"/>
</permission-mapping>

Using command:

./subsystem=elytron/simple-permission-mapper=default-permission-mapper:list-add( \

    index=0, \

    name=permission-mappings, \

    value={ \

        principals=[anonymous], \

        permission-sets =[{permission-set=login-permission}, {permission-set=default-permissions}] })

I am getting principal  anonymous twice:

<permission-mapping>

    <principal name="anonymous"/>

    <permission-set name="default-permissions"/>

</permission-mapping>

<permission-mapping>

    <principal name="anonymous"/>

    <permission-set name="login-permission"/>

    <permission-set name="default-permissions"/>

</permission-mapping>

How can I edit element within the list?

options regarding list that I see are:

list-add  list-clear  list-get  list-remove

Thanks!

[Alex]

Your current command adds a new permission-mapping and not a permission-set to an existing permission-mapping.

To add the permission-set "login-permission" to the first permission-mapping, use the following command:

./subsystem=elytron/simple-permission-mapper=default-permission-mapper:list-add(name=permission-mappings[0].permission-sets,index=1,value={permission-set="login-permission"})

The expression name=permission-mappings[0].permission-sets selects the list permission-sets of the first permission-mapping, which happens to be the one with the "anonymous" principal. 

With index=1 the permission-set "login-permission" is added after the already existing permission-set "default-permissions".

[Szymon Klepacz]

Now it's all clear, thank you for a good explanation!