Examples of io.undertow.security.handlers.SecurityInitialHandler

io.undertow.security.handlers.SecurityInitialHandler
The security handler responsible for attaching the SecurityContext to the current {@link HttpServerExchange}. This handler is called early in the processing of the incoming request, subsequently supported authentication mechanisms will be added to the context, a decision will then be made if authentication is required or optional and the associated mechanisms will be called. In addition to the HTTPExchange authentication state can also be associated with the {@link io.undertow.server.protocol.http.HttpServerConnection} and with the {@link io.undertow.server.session.Session} however this ismechanism specific so it is down to the actual mechanisms to decide if there is state that can be re-used. @author Darran Lofthouse

        // need additional tracking within sessions if a servlet has specifically requested that authentication occurs.
        SecurityContextFactory contextFactory = deploymentInfo.getSecurityContextFactory();
        if (contextFactory == null) {
            contextFactory = SecurityContextFactoryImpl.INSTANCE;
        }
        current = new SecurityInitialHandler(AuthenticationMode.PRO_ACTIVE, deploymentInfo.getIdentityManager(), mechName,
                contextFactory, current);
        return current;
    }

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        // need additional tracking within sessions if a servlet has specifically requested that authentication occurs.
        SecurityContextFactory contextFactory = deploymentInfo.getSecurityContextFactory();
        if (contextFactory == null) {
            contextFactory = SecurityContextFactoryImpl.INSTANCE;
        }
        current = new SecurityInitialHandler(AuthenticationMode.PRO_ACTIVE, deploymentInfo.getIdentityManager(), mechName,
                contextFactory, current);
        return current;
    }

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            current = new NotificationReceiverHandler(current, notificationReceivers);
        }


        // TODO - A switch to constraint driven could be configurable, however before we can support that with servlets we would
        // need additional tracking within sessions if a servlet has specifically requested that authentication occurs.
        current = new SecurityInitialHandler(AuthenticationMode.PRO_ACTIVE, deploymentInfo.getIdentityManager(), mechName, current);
        return current;
    }

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        // need additional tracking within sessions if a servlet has specifically requested that authentication occurs.
        SecurityContextFactory contextFactory = deploymentInfo.getSecurityContextFactory();
        if (contextFactory == null) {
            contextFactory = SecurityContextFactoryImpl.INSTANCE;
        }
        current = new SecurityInitialHandler(AuthenticationMode.PRO_ACTIVE, deploymentInfo.getIdentityManager(), mechName,
                contextFactory, current);
        return current;
    }

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        // need additional tracking within sessions if a servlet has specifically requested that authentication occurs.
        SecurityContextFactory contextFactory = deploymentInfo.getSecurityContextFactory();
        if (contextFactory == null) {
            contextFactory = SecurityContextFactoryImpl.INSTANCE;
        }
        current = new SecurityInitialHandler(AuthenticationMode.PRO_ACTIVE, deploymentInfo.getIdentityManager(), mechName,
                contextFactory, current);
        return current;
    }

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            current = new NotificationReceiverHandler(current, notificationReceivers);
        }


        // TODO - A switch to constraint driven could be configurable, however before we can support that with servlets we would
        // need additional tracking within sessions if a servlet has specifically requested that authentication occurs.
        current = new SecurityInitialHandler(AuthenticationMode.PRO_ACTIVE, deploymentInfo.getIdentityManager(), mechName, current);
        return current;
    }

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        // need additional tracking within sessions if a servlet has specifically requested that authentication occurs.
        SecurityContextFactory contextFactory = deploymentInfo.getSecurityContextFactory();
        if (contextFactory == null) {
            contextFactory = SecurityContextFactoryImpl.INSTANCE;
        }
        current = new SecurityInitialHandler(AuthenticationMode.PRO_ACTIVE, deploymentInfo.getIdentityManager(), mechName,
                contextFactory, current);
        return current;
    }

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            current = new NotificationReceiverHandler(current, notificationReceivers);
        }


        // TODO - A switch to constraint driven could be configurable, however before we can support that with servlets we would
        // need additional tracking within sessions if a servlet has specifically requested that authentication occurs.
        current = new SecurityInitialHandler(AuthenticationMode.PRO_ACTIVE, deploymentInfo.getIdentityManager(), mechName, current);
        return current;
    }

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            current = new NotificationReceiverHandler(current, notificationReceivers);
        }


        // TODO - A switch to constraint driven could be configurable, however before we can support that with servlets we would
        // need additional tracking within sessions if a servlet has specifically requested that authentication occurs.
        current = new SecurityInitialHandler(AuthenticationMode.PRO_ACTIVE, deploymentInfo.getIdentityManager(), mechName, current);
        return current;
    }

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        HttpHandler handler = toWrap;
        handler = new AuthenticationCallHandler(handler);
        handler = new AuthenticationConstraintHandler(handler);
        final List<AuthenticationMechanism> mechanisms = Collections.<AuthenticationMechanism>singletonList(new BasicAuthenticationMechanism("My Realm"));
        handler = new AuthenticationMechanismsHandler(handler, mechanisms);
        handler = new SecurityInitialHandler(AuthenticationMode.PRO_ACTIVE, identityManager, handler);
        return handler;
    }

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