Examples of org.apache.activemq.shiro.ConnectionReference

org.apache.activemq.shiro.ConnectionReference
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        if (isEnabled()) {


            SecurityContext secCtx = context.getSecurityContext();


            if (secCtx == null) {
                ConnectionReference conn = new ConnectionReference(context, info, getEnvironment());
                Subject subject = createSubject(conn);
                SubjectConnectionReference subjectConn = new SubjectConnectionReference(context, info, getEnvironment(), subject);
                secCtx = createSecurityContext(subjectConn);
                context.setSecurityContext(secCtx);
            }

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    @Override
    public void addConnection(ConnectionContext context, ConnectionInfo info) throws Exception {


        if (isEnabled()) { //disabled means don't enforce authentication (i.e. allow anonymous access):


            Subject subject = getSubject(new ConnectionReference(context, info, getEnvironment()));


            if (!subject.isAuthenticated()) {


                SubjectConnectionReference connection = new SubjectConnectionReference(context, info, getEnvironment(), subject);

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