Examples of javax.security.auth.message.config.ClientAuthContext

Package javax.security.auth.message.config

Examples of javax.security.auth.message.config.ClientAuthContext

javax.security.auth.message.config.ClientAuthContext
This ClientAuthContext class encapsulates ClientAuthModules that are used to secure service requests made by a client, and to validate any responses received to those requests. A caller typically uses this class in the following manner:
1. Retrieve an instance of this class via ClientAuthConfig.getAuthContext.
2. Invoke secureRequest.
3. Send request and receive response.
4. Invoke validateResponse.
5. Invoke cleanSubject method (as necessary) to clean up any authentication state in Subject.
A ClientAuthContext instance may be used concurrently by multiple callers.

Implementations of this interface are responsible for constructing and initializing the encapsulated modules. The initialization step includes passing the relevant request and response MessagePolicy objects to the encapsulated modules. The MessagePolicy objects are obtained by the ClientAuthConfig instance used to obtain the ClientAuthContext object. See ClientAuthConfig.getAuthContext for more information.

Implementations of this interface are instantiated by their associated configuration object such that they know which modules to invoke, in what order, and how results returned by preceding modules are to influence subsequent module invocations.

Calls to the inherited methods of this interface pass a Map that maybe used by the underlying modules to save and communicate state across a sequence of calls from secureRequest to validateResponse to cleanSubject. The same Map instance must be passed to all methods in a call sequence, and a different Map should be passed to each call sequence.
@author Anil Saldhana @author Charlie Lai, Ron Monzillo (Javadoc for JSR-196) @since May 12, 2006 @version $Revision: 45179 $


        if (!acHelper.isProtected(new ClientAuthModule[0], authContextID)) {
            return null;
        }


        ClientAuthContext rvalue = new ClientAuthContext() {


            ClientAuthModule[] module = init();


            ClientAuthModule[] init() throws AuthException {

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        }


        public ClientAuthContext getAuthContext(String authContextID,
                Subject clientSubject, Map properties) 
                throws AuthException {
            ClientAuthContext clientAuthContext = null;
            ModuleInfo moduleInfo = getModuleInfo(authContextID, properties);


            if (moduleInfo != null && moduleInfo.getModule() != null ) {
                Object moduleObj = moduleInfo.getModule();
                Map map = moduleInfo.getMap();

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               new AppCallbackHandler("anil","anil".toCharArray()));
      assertNotNull("ClientAuthConfig ! null", clientConfig); 
      MessageInfo mi = new GenericMessageInfo(new Object(), new Object());
      String authContextID = clientConfig.getAuthContextID(mi);
      assertNotNull("AuthContext ID != null",authContextID);
      ClientAuthContext sctx = clientConfig.getAuthContext(authContextID, 
            new Subject(), new HashMap());
      assertNotNull("ClientAuthContext != null",sctx); 
   }

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        }


        public ClientAuthContext getAuthContext(String authContextID,
                Subject clientSubject, Map properties) 
                throws AuthException {
            ClientAuthContext clientAuthContext = null;
            ModuleInfo moduleInfo = getModuleInfo(authContextID, properties);


            if (moduleInfo != null && moduleInfo.getModule() != null ) {
                Object moduleObj = moduleInfo.getModule();
                Map map = moduleInfo.getMap();

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        //create a dummy request packet
        try {
            Packet request = new Packet();
            PacketMessageInfo info = new PacketMapMessageInfo(request, new Packet());
            Subject subj = getClientSubject(request);
            ClientAuthContext cAC = helper.getClientAuthContext(info, subj);
            if (cAC != null && WSIT_CLIENT_AUTH_CONTEXT.equals(cAC.getClass().getName())) {
                cAC.cleanSubject(info, subj);
            }
        } catch (Exception ex) {
        //ignore exceptions
        }
        helper.disable();

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