GUACAMOLE-1239: Refactor away need for isCaseSensitive() function of Identifiable. #1036
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This change removes the
isCaseSensitive()function recently added toIdentifiableto avoid any case where a faulty implementation within one extension'sAuthenticatedUser, etc. may cause incorrect behavior within the proper implementation of another. Instead, we rely purely on the global configuration setting.This change also:
GuacamoleExceptionthatgetCaseSensitivity()may throw, instead providing a default implementation that handles logging of such errors.canonicalize()convenience function toCaseSensitivityto abstract away transformation of identifiers into a case-insensitive form.thus avoiding much boilerplate.