Package org.jboss.as.domain.http.server.security

Examples of org.jboss.as.domain.http.server.security.ClientCertAuthenticator


            if (securityRealm.hasTrustStore()) {
                // For this to return true we know we have a trust store to use to verify client certificates.
                if (auth == null) {
                    certAuthMode = CertAuth.NEED;
                    auth = new ClientCertAuthenticator(new AuthenticationProvider(securityRealm), securityRealm.getName());
                } else {
                    // We have the possibility to use Client Cert but also Username/Password authentication so don't
                    // need to force clients into presenting a Cert.
                    certAuthMode = CertAuth.WANT;
                }
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            }

            if (authenticationMechanisms.contains(AuthenticationMechanism.CLIENT_CERT)) {
                if (auth == null) {
                    certAuthMode = CertAuth.NEED;
                    auth = new ClientCertAuthenticator(securityRealm);
                } else {
                    // We have the possibility to use Client Cert but also Username/Password authentication so don't
                    // need to force clients into presenting a Cert.
                    certAuthMode = CertAuth.WANT;
                }
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            if (securityRealm.hasTrustStore()) {
                // For this to return true we know we have a trust store to use to verify client certificates.
                if (auth == null) {
                    certAuthMode = CertAuth.NEED;
                    auth = new ClientCertAuthenticator(securityRealm.getName());
                } else {
                    // We have the possibility to use Client Cert but also Username/Password authentication so don't
                    // need to force clients into presenting a Cert.
                    certAuthMode = CertAuth.WANT;
                }
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            if (securityRealm.hasTrustStore()) {
                // For this to return true we know we have a trust store to use to verify client certificates.
                if (auth == null) {
                    certAuthMode = CertAuth.NEED;
                    auth = new ClientCertAuthenticator(new AuthenticationProvider(securityRealm), securityRealm.getName());
                } else {
                    // We have the possibility to use Client Cert but also Username/Password authentication so don't
                    // need to force clients into presenting a Cert.
                    certAuthMode = CertAuth.WANT;
                }
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            }

            if (authenticationMechanisms.contains(AuthenticationMechanism.CLIENT_CERT)) {
                if (auth == null) {
                    certAuthMode = CertAuth.NEED;
                    auth = new ClientCertAuthenticator(securityRealm);
                } else {
                    // We have the possibility to use Client Cert but also Username/Password authentication so don't
                    // need to force clients into presenting a Cert.
                    certAuthMode = CertAuth.WANT;
                }
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            }

            if (authenticationMechanisms.contains(AuthenticationMechanism.CLIENT_CERT)) {
                if (auth == null) {
                    certAuthMode = CertAuth.NEED;
                    auth = new ClientCertAuthenticator(securityRealm);
                } else {
                    // We have the possibility to use Client Cert but also Username/Password authentication so don't
                    // need to force clients into presenting a Cert.
                    certAuthMode = CertAuth.WANT;
                }
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