I need to use the interface SpacePermissionManagerInternal,
but I failed to import the component.
Example
private final SpacePermissionManagerInternal spacePermissionManagerInternal = ComponentLocator.getComponent(SpacePermissionManagerInternal.class);
during execution it gives me an error
Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: com.atlassian.confluence.internal.security.SpacePermissionManagerInternal not found by ....
how can i use this interface?
Thanks for support
Hello Gianluca,
Thank you for reaching out! I see you also created a support ticket for this, and they correctly advised you to reach out to our Developer Community.
Can you confirm if you were able to create a question on that forum?
Regards,
Shannon
I see the post in the Developer Community that was created based on this question, but there is no answer.
I can't find an answer anywhere on how to use the SpacePermissionsManagerInternal class. How is the object initiated? Are we allowed to use this class or is it just for Atlassian?
I'm trying to use it in ScriptRunner since the method I want to use in SpaceManager is deprecated and has been since 5.9.
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This post says that the SpacePermissionManagerInternal class is not available to people outside of Atlassian.
What do we do now?
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The forum won't let me post the link to the other question/answer where I posted the answer to this question unless this sentence is different enough. So, I'm typing extraneous information to make this post more different.
Here is the link to the answer.
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