Examples of org.apache.rahas.Token

org.apache.rahas.Token
This represents a security token which can have either one of 4 states.
- ISSUED
- EXPIRED
- CACELLED
- RENEWED
Also this holds the OMElements representing the token in its present state and the previous state. These tokens are stored using the storage mechanism provided via the TokenStorage interface. @see org.apache.rahas.TokenStorage

                                            rstrElem,
                                            zulu.format(creationTime),
                                            zulu.format(expirationTime));


            // Store the tokens
            Token sctToken = new Token(sct.getIdentifier(),
                                       (OMElement) sct.getElement(),
                                       creationTime,
                                       expirationTime);
            
            sctToken.setUnattachedReference(reqAttachedRef.getFirstElement());
            sctToken.setAttachedReference(reqAttachedRef.getFirstElement());


            byte[] secret = TokenIssuerUtil.getSharedSecret(data, config.keyComputation, config.keySize);
            sctToken.setSecret(secret);
            
            //Add the RequestedProofToken
            TokenIssuerUtil.handleRequestedProofToken(data,
                                                      wstVersion,
                                                      config,
                                                      rstrElem,
                                                      sctToken,
                                                      doc);
            
            sctToken.setState(Token.ISSUED);
            TrustUtil.getTokenStore(data.getInMessageContext()).add(sctToken);
            return env;
        } catch (ConversationException e) {
            throw new TrustException(e.getMessage(), e);
        }

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        }


        // Cancel the token
        MessageContext inMsgCtx = data.getInMessageContext();
        TokenStorage tokenStore = TrustUtil.getTokenStore(inMsgCtx);
        Token token = tokenStore.getToken(tokenId);
        if (token == null) {
            throw new TrustException("tokenNotFound", new String[]{tokenId});
        }
        token.setState(Token.CANCELLED);
        tokenStore.update(token);


        // Create the response SOAP Envelope
        SOAPEnvelope responseEnv =
                TrustUtil.

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                .format(creationTime), zulu.format(expirationTime));


        //Create the RequestedSecurityToken element and add the SAML token to it
        OMElement reqSecTokenElem = TrustUtil
                .createRequestedSecurityTokenElement(wstVersion, rstrElem);
        Token assertionToken;
        try {
            Node tempNode = assertion.toDOM();
            reqSecTokenElem.
                    addChild((OMNode) ((Element) rstrElem).getOwnerDocument().importNode(tempNode,
                                                                                         true));


            // Store the token
            assertionToken = new Token(assertion.getId(),
                                       (OMElement) assertion.toDOM(),
                                       creationTime,
                                       expirationTime);


            // At this point we definitely have the secret
            // Otherwise it should fail with an exception earlier
            assertionToken.setSecret(data.getEphmeralKey());
            TrustUtil.getTokenStore(inMsgCtx).add(assertionToken);


        } catch (SAMLException e) {
            throw new TrustException("samlConverstionError", e);
        }

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                SAMLKeyInfo samlKi = SAMLUtil.getSAMLKeyInfo(assertion,
                        signatureCrypto, tokenCallbackHandler);
                try {
                    TokenStorage store = rmd.getTokenStorage(); 
                    if(store.getToken(id) == null) {
                        Token token = new Token(id, (OMElement)assertion.toDOM(), created, expires);
                        token.setSecret(samlKi.getSecret());
                        store.add(token);
                    }
                } catch (Exception e) {
                    throw new RampartException(
                            "errorInAddingTokenIntoStore", e);

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                WSPasswordCallback pc = (WSPasswordCallback) callbacks[i];
                if((pc.getUsage() == WSPasswordCallback.SECURITY_CONTEXT_TOKEN || 
                        pc.getUsage() == WSPasswordCallback.CUSTOM_TOKEN) &&
                        this.store != null) {
                    String id = pc.getIdentifer();
                    Token tok;
                    try {
                        //Pick up the token from the token store
                        tok = this.store.getToken(id);
                        if(tok != null) {
                            //Get the secret and set it in the callback object
                            pc.setKey(tok.getSecret());
                            pc.setCustomToken((Element)tok.getToken());
                        }
                    } catch (Exception e) {
                        e.printStackTrace();
                        throw new IOException(e.getMessage());
                    }

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