Disjunction Selector

The disjunction selector allows you to define two or more metadata selectors, one of which must be matched for the metadata to be resolved.

General

The DisjunctionSelector functions as an OR operator, unlike the ConjunctionSelector, where all selector conditions must be met.

This means that if any one of the conditions are met, the metadata functions according to the behavior defined by that selector.

You can add as many selectors to the operand property as you like.

Example

In this example, we define the operand property with an instance of the RoleSelector.

If any of the conditions are met, that is, if one of the selectors are true, that metadata is resolved; if more than one metadata matches the criteria, Conflict Priority determines which should be resolved. In this example, we define two RoleSelectors for

• john.smith.role
• robert.taylor.role

This means, that if the user has either the role john.smith.role.a OR robert.taylor.role.a then the metadata is resolved.

The user John Smith has the role john.smith.role.a defined, so the metadata is resolved and displayed.

The user Robert Taylor has the role robert.taylor.role.a defined, so the metadata is resolved and displayed.

However, the user Cortex has neither of the roles assigned, and therefore, the metadata is not resolved.