/**@class java.security.acl.Group
 implements java.security.Principal

 This interface is used to represent a group of principals. (A principal
 represents an entity such as an individual user or a company). <p>

 Note that Group extends Principal. Thus, either a Principal or a Group can
 be passed as an argument to methods containing a Principal parameter. For
 example, you can add either a Principal or a Group to a Group object by
 calling the object's {@code addMember} method, passing it the
 Principal or Group.

 @author      Satish Dharmaraj
*/
var Group = {

/**Adds the specified member to the group.
@param {Object {Principal}} user the principal to add to this group.
@return {Boolean} true if the member was successfully added,
 false if the principal was already a member.
*/
addMember : function(  ) {},

/**Removes the specified member from the group.
@param {Object {Principal}} user the principal to remove from this group.
@return {Boolean} true if the principal was removed, or
 false if the principal was not a member.
*/
removeMember : function(  ) {},

/**Returns true if the passed principal is a member of the group.
 This method does a recursive search, so if a principal belongs to a
 group which is a member of this group, true is returned.
@param {Object {Principal}} member the principal whose membership is to be checked.
@return {Boolean} true if the principal is a member of this group,
 false otherwise.
*/
isMember : function(  ) {},

/**Returns an enumeration of the members in the group.
 The returned objects can be instances of either Principal
 or Group (which is a subclass of Principal).
@return {Object {java.util.Enumeration}} an enumeration of the group members.
*/
members : function(  ) {},


};