Examples of IOpaqueCredentials

org.jasig.portal.security.IOpaqueCredentials

Our OpaqueCredentials interface stores password or passphrase information for authentication. The same structure stores information that can potentially be used post-authentication to keep Kerberos TGT's or other useful security context authenticators.
@author Andrew Newman, newman@yale.edu @version $Revision: 19776 $

Examples of org.jasig.portal.security.IOpaqueCredentials

      IPrincipal principalInstance = securityContext.getPrincipalInstance();
      if (username != null && !username.equals("")) {
         principalInstance.setUID(username);
      }
      // Retrieve and populate an instance of the credentials object
      IOpaqueCredentials credentialsInstance = securityContext.getOpaqueCredentialsInstance();
      if (credentialsInstance != null) {
          credentialsInstance.setCredentials(credential);
      }
   }

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Examples of org.jasig.portal.security.IOpaqueCredentials

     * @param baseContext The security context to start looking for a password from.
     * @return the users password
     */
    private String getPassword(ISecurityContext baseContext) {
        String password = null;
        IOpaqueCredentials oc = baseContext.getOpaqueCredentials();


        if (oc instanceof NotSoOpaqueCredentials) {
            NotSoOpaqueCredentials nsoc = (NotSoOpaqueCredentials)oc;
            password = nsoc.getCredentials();
        }

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Examples of org.jasig.portal.security.IOpaqueCredentials

      IPrincipal principalInstance = securityContext.getPrincipalInstance();
      if (username != null && !username.equals("")) {
         principalInstance.setUID(username);
      }
      // Retrieve and populate an instance of the credentials object
      IOpaqueCredentials credentialsInstance = securityContext.getOpaqueCredentialsInstance();
      credentialsInstance.setCredentials(credential);
   }

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Examples of org.jasig.portal.security.IOpaqueCredentials

     * @param baseContext The security context to start looking for a password from.
     * @return the users password
     */
    private String getPassword(ISecurityContext baseContext) {
        String password = null;
        IOpaqueCredentials oc = baseContext.getOpaqueCredentials();
        
        if (oc instanceof NotSoOpaqueCredentials) {
            NotSoOpaqueCredentials nsoc = (NotSoOpaqueCredentials)oc;
            password = nsoc.getCredentials();
        }

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Examples of org.jasig.portal.security.IOpaqueCredentials

     * @param baseContext The security context to start looking for a password from.
     * @return the users password
     */
  private String getPassword(ISecurityContext baseContext) {
        String password = null;
        IOpaqueCredentials oc = baseContext.getOpaqueCredentials();


        if (oc instanceof NotSoOpaqueCredentials) {
            NotSoOpaqueCredentials nsoc = (NotSoOpaqueCredentials)oc;
            password = nsoc.getCredentials();
        }

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Examples of org.jasig.portal.security.IOpaqueCredentials

        final IPrincipal principalInstance = securityContext.getPrincipalInstance();
        if (username != null && !username.equals("")) {
            principalInstance.setUID(username);
        }
        // Retrieve and populate an instance of the credentials object
        final IOpaqueCredentials credentialsInstance = securityContext.getOpaqueCredentialsInstance();
        if (credentialsInstance != null) {
            credentialsInstance.setCredentials(credential);
        }
    }

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