Examples of FallbackPrincipalProvider

org.apache.jackrabbit.core.security.principal.FallbackPrincipalProvider
The FallbackPrincipalProvider is used to provide any desired principal. It is used to defined ACE for principals that are not known to the repository yet or that were deleted.

Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.core.security.principal.FallbackPrincipalProvider

    private static final String APP_NAME = LoginModuleTest.class.getName();


    public void testMultipleModules() throws Exception {


        CallbackHandler ch = new CallbackHandlerImpl(new SimpleCredentials("user", "pass".toCharArray()), 
                superuser, new ProviderRegistryImpl(new FallbackPrincipalProvider()),
                "admin", "anonymous");
        LoginContext context = new LoginContext(
                APP_NAME, new Subject(), ch, new TestConfiguration());
        context.login();
        assertFalse("no principal set", context.getSubject().getPrincipals().isEmpty());

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Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.core.security.principal.FallbackPrincipalProvider

        }
    }


    private AuthContext getAuthContext(Credentials creds, String config) throws RepositoryException {
        CallbackHandler ch = new CallbackHandlerImpl(creds,
                securitySession, new ProviderRegistryImpl(new FallbackPrincipalProvider()),
                "admin", "anonymous");
        return new LocalAuthContext(getLoginModuleConfig(config), ch, null);
    }

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Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.core.security.principal.FallbackPrincipalProvider

        return new LocalAuthContext(getLoginModuleConfig(config), ch, null);
    }


    private AuthContext getJAASAuthContext(Credentials creds, String appName) {
        CallbackHandler ch = new CallbackHandlerImpl(creds,
                securitySession, new ProviderRegistryImpl(new FallbackPrincipalProvider()),
                "admin", "anonymous");
        return new JAASAuthContext(appName, ch, null);
    }

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