Ensure Organization Validation When Changing Application Ownership

[ShakyaPr]

Purpose

• This PR addresses the issue where user organization validation was missing when changing application ownership.
• Resolves: Changing the Owner of an Application does not work in APIM v4.5.0 as expected api-manager#3751

Approach

When updating the application owner via the Admin Portal, the system now retrieves the organizations of both the existing owner and the new user. Ownership update will proceed only if they share at least one common organization; otherwise, an error response will be returned.

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Walkthrough

This change enhances the application ownership transfer process in the API management service. The updated logic in the applicationsApplicationIdChangeOwnerPost method validates that the new owner's organization matches the current owner's organization. Two helper methods, isSameOrganization and getUserOrg, were added to perform this verification. The application retrieval now occurs only after passing the organization check, ensuring proper error handling and logging of audit messages in case of failures.

Changes

File	Change Summary
components/apimgt/.../ApplicationsApiServiceImpl.java	Enhanced ownership transfer: added organization validation in applicationsApplicationIdChangeOwnerPost, introduced isSameOrganization and getUserOrg, and reordered control flow to perform validation before fetching the application instance.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Service as ApplicationsApiServiceImpl
    Client->>Service: applicationsApplicationIdChangeOwnerPost(request)
    Service->>Service: getUserOrg(currentOwner)
    Service->>Service: getUserOrg(newOwner)
    Service->>Service: isSameOrganization(currentOrg, newOrg)
    alt Organizations Match
        Service->>Service: Retrieve Application Instance
        Service->>Service: Update Application Owner
        Service->>Client: Return success response (audit logged)
    else Organizations Mismatch
        Service->>Client: Return bad request response
    end

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Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Ensure same organization for new application owner (#3751)	✅

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• tgtshanika
• chamilaadhi
• dushaniw
• Arshardh
• AnuGayan

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🔇 Additional comments (4)

components/apimgt/org.wso2.carbon.apimgt.rest.api.admin.v1/src/main/java/org/wso2/carbon/apimgt/rest/api/admin/v1/impl/ApplicationsApiServiceImpl.java (4)

66-88: Well-implemented organization validation for ownership transfer

The implementation correctly validates that the new owner belongs to the same organization as the current owner before allowing the application ownership transfer. This approach enhances security by preventing unauthorized ownership changes across organizations.

A few observations:

1. The application retrieval is now done before proceeding with the ownership update, which is a logical improvement in the flow.
2. The error messages are clear and appropriate for each failure scenario.
3. The audit logging provides good traceability for successful ownership changes.

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221-225: Efficient implementation of organization comparison

Good use of Java 8 Stream API to concisely check if there's at least one common organization between the old and new owners. This approach is both readable and efficient.

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227-236: Well-structured organization retrieval method

The getUserOrg method effectively encapsulates the logic for retrieving a user's organizations by:

1. Creating the necessary configuration for the organization extractor
2. Properly handling super tenant scenarios
3. Using the existing utility methods for consistency with the rest of the codebase

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43-51: Appropriate imports for new functionality

The added imports for MultitenantConstants and Arrays are necessary for the new organization validation functionality and properly support the implementation of the new methods.

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