Authorization Schemes Documentation

This document describes the 5 authorization schemes used in the APEX application for access control.

Overview

Scheme Name	Type	Users/Condition	Error Message
Admin_auth_schema	NATIVE_EXISTS	Specific user list	Utente non autorizzato
User Read/Write	NATIVE_FUNCTION_BODY	USERS_READONLY table	Utente abilitato in sola lettura
Consuntivi	NATIVE_EXISTS	GET_CONSUNTIVI_USERS view	Autorizzazione necessaria...
Gestori	NATIVE_EXISTS	GET_GESTORI_USERS view	Non possiedi i permessi...
Solo Admins	NATIVE_EXISTS	admin, monia only	Non possiedi i permessi...

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Admin_auth_schema

Type: NATIVE_EXISTS Caching: BY_USER_BY_PAGE_VIEW

SQL Query:

select 1 from dual
where lower(:APP_USER) in ('admin','monia','andrea','maria','sabrina','nicole','cucina','developer','elia.ballarani');

Authorized Users: - admin - monia - andrea - maria - sabrina - nicole - cucina - developer - elia.ballarani

Usage: General administrative access to most management pages.

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User Read/Write

Type: NATIVE_FUNCTION_BODY Caching: BY_USER_BY_PAGE_VIEW

PL/SQL Function:

declare
    v_readonly number;
begin
   select 1
   into v_readonly
   from users_readonly
   where username = :APP_USER
   and flgwrite = 0;

   return false;
exception when no_data_found then
   return true;
end;

Logic: - Checks USERS_READONLY table - If user exists with FLGWRITE = 0 → Returns FALSE (read-only mode) - If user not found → Returns TRUE (write access)

Usage: Controls whether user can modify data or only view.

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Consuntivi

Type: NATIVE_EXISTS Caching: BY_USER_BY_PAGE_VIEW

SQL Query:

select 1 from dual 
where :APP_USER in (select users from get_consuntivi_users);

Data Source: GET_CONSUNTIVI_USERS view

Usage: Access to financial summary pages and cost management.

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Gestori

Type: NATIVE_EXISTS Caching: BY_USER_BY_PAGE_VIEW

SQL Query:

select 1 from dual 
where :APP_USER in (select users from get_gestori_users);

Data Source: GET_GESTORI_USERS view

Usage: Manager-level access. Applied to: - Home page - Nuovo Evento (Page 22) - Liste (Page 9) - Griglia (Page 16) - Torte e Costi Extra (Page 28) - Template Eventi (Page 48) - Tipi Evento (Page 13)

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Solo Admins

Type: NATIVE_EXISTS Caching: BY_USER_BY_PAGE_VIEW

SQL Query:

select 1 from dual 
where lower(:APP_USER) in ('admin', 'monia');

Authorized Users: - admin - monia

Usage: Highest level of access. Reserved for: - Permessi (Page 47) - Gestione Dati (Page 45) - Critical configuration pages

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Application-Level Processes

SET_USER_READONLY

Process Point: Before Header (runs on every page) Sequence: 1

begin
    select 1
    into :APP_READ_ONLY
    from users_readonly
    where username = :APP_USER
    and flgwrite = 0;
exception when no_data_found then
    :APP_READ_ONLY := 0;
end;

Sets: APP_READ_ONLY application item - Value 1 = Read-only mode - Value 0 = Full access

This is checked in page processes with condition:

:APP_READ_ONLY = 0

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SET_ITEM_SESSION

Process Point: On Demand Security: MUST_NOT_BE_PUBLIC_USER

declare
    v_itemList varchar2(32000);
begin
    v_itemList := APEX_UTIL.TABLE_TO_STRING(APEX_APPLICATION.G_F01);

    for c in (
        select
        (select result from table(STRING_TO_TABLE_ENUM(a.result, 1, '='))) as item,
        (select result from table(STRING_TO_TABLE_ENUM(a.result, 2, '='))) as val
        from table(STRING_TO_TABLE_ENUM(v_itemList)) a
    )
    loop
        APEX_UTIL.set_session_state(
            p_name => c.item,
            p_value => c.val
        );
    end loop;
end;

Usage: Called by setSessionState() JavaScript function to update APEX session state for multiple items.

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Application Items

APP_READ_ONLY

Protection Level: Internal Escape on HTTP Output: No

Stores the read-only flag for the current user session.

APP_VERSION

Application version identifier.

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Authorization Hierarchy

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                      Solo Admins                            │
│                    (admin, monia)                           │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│                   Admin_auth_schema                         │
│     (admin, monia, andrea, maria, sabrina, nicole,         │
│              cucina, developer, elia.ballarani)            │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│                       Gestori                               │
│              (from GET_GESTORI_USERS view)                 │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│                      Consuntivi                             │
│            (from GET_CONSUNTIVI_USERS view)                │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│                    User Read/Write                          │
│        (based on USERS_READONLY.FLGWRITE flag)             │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│                    Authenticated Users                      │
│                  (basic application access)                 │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

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Database Objects for Authorization

USERS_READONLY Table

Column	Type	Description
USERNAME	VARCHAR2	APEX username
FLGWRITE	NUMBER	0 = read-only, 1 = write

GET_GESTORI_USERS View

Returns list of users with manager permissions.

GET_CONSUNTIVI_USERS View

Returns list of users with financial access.

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Migration Notes

When migrating to .NET + React:

1. Authentication
2. Implement JWT or cookie-based authentication

3. Consider integration with existing Oracle users or migrate to new system

4. Authorization

5. Map authorization schemes to .NET roles/claims

6. Implement policy-based authorization in .NET

7. Role Mapping

   public enum UserRole
   {
       User,           // Basic authenticated user
       ReadOnly,       // Read-only access
       Consuntivi,     // Financial access
       Gestori,        // Manager level
       Admin,          // Admin_auth_schema equivalent
       SuperAdmin      // Solo Admins equivalent
   }
   

8. Frontend Authorization

9. Store user roles in JWT/session
10. Implement route guards in React

11. Conditionally render UI elements based on permissions

12. Backend Authorization

    [Authorize(Policy = "Gestori")]
    public class EventController : Controller
    {
        [Authorize(Policy = "SoloAdmins")]
        public IActionResult DeleteEvent(int id) { ... }
    }