Examples of PasswordString

Examples of org.apache.cxf.ws.security.sts.provider.model.secext.PasswordString

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        AttributedString username = new AttributedString();
        username.setValue(name);
        usernameToken.setUsername(username);
       
        // Add a password
        PasswordString passwordString = new PasswordString();
        passwordString.setValue(password);
        passwordString.setType(WSConstants.PASSWORD_TEXT);
        JAXBElement<PasswordString> passwordType =
            new JAXBElement<PasswordString>(
                QNameConstants.PASSWORD, PasswordString.class, passwordString
            );
        usernameToken.getAny().add(passwordType);
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Examples of org.apache.cxf.ws.security.sts.provider.model.secext.PasswordString

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        AttributedString username = new AttributedString();
        username.setValue(name);
        usernameToken.setUsername(username);
       
        // Add a password
        PasswordString passwordString = new PasswordString();
        passwordString.setValue(password);
        passwordString.setType(WSConstants.PASSWORD_TEXT);
        JAXBElement<PasswordString> passwordType =
            new JAXBElement<PasswordString>(
                QNameConstants.PASSWORD, PasswordString.class, passwordString
            );
        usernameToken.getAny().add(passwordType);
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Examples of org.apache.cxf.ws.security.sts.provider.model.secext.PasswordString

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        AttributedString username = new AttributedString();
        username.setValue(name);
        usernameToken.setUsername(username);
       
        // Add a password
        PasswordString passwordString = new PasswordString();
        passwordString.setValue(password);
        passwordString.setType(WSConstants.PASSWORD_TEXT);
        JAXBElement<PasswordString> passwordType =
            new JAXBElement<PasswordString>(
                QNameConstants.PASSWORD, PasswordString.class, passwordString
            );
        usernameToken.getAny().add(passwordType);
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Examples of org.apache.cxf.ws.security.sts.provider.model.secext.PasswordString

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                usernameTokenValidator.validateToken(validatorParameters);
        assertTrue(validatorResponse != null);
        assertFalse(validatorResponse.isValid());

        // Add a password
        PasswordString password = new PasswordString();
        password.setValue("clarinet");
        password.setType(WSConstants.PASSWORD_TEXT);
        JAXBElement<PasswordString> passwordType =
            new JAXBElement<PasswordString>(
                QNameConstants.PASSWORD, PasswordString.class, password
            );
        usernameToken.getAny().add(passwordType);
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Examples of org.apache.cxf.ws.security.sts.provider.model.secext.PasswordString

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            new JAXBElement<UsernameTokenType>(
                QNameConstants.USERNAME_TOKEN, UsernameTokenType.class, usernameToken
            );
       
        // Add a password
        PasswordString password = new PasswordString();
        password.setValue("clarinet");
        password.setType(WSConstants.PASSWORD_TEXT);
        JAXBElement<PasswordString> passwordType =
            new JAXBElement<PasswordString>(
                QNameConstants.PASSWORD, PasswordString.class, password
            );
        usernameToken.getAny().add(passwordType);
       
        ReceivedToken validateTarget = new ReceivedToken(tokenType);
        tokenRequirements.setValidateTarget(validateTarget);
       
        assertTrue(usernameTokenValidator.canHandleToken(validateTarget));
       
        // This will fail as the username is bad
        TokenValidatorResponse validatorResponse =
            usernameTokenValidator.validateToken(validatorParameters);
        assertTrue(validatorResponse != null);
        assertFalse(validatorResponse.isValid());
       
        // This will fail as the password is bad
        username.setValue("alice");
        password.setValue("badpassword");
        validatorResponse = usernameTokenValidator.validateToken(validatorParameters);
        assertTrue(validatorResponse != null);
        assertFalse(validatorResponse.isValid());
    }
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Examples of org.apache.cxf.ws.security.sts.provider.model.secext.PasswordString

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        ut.setPassword("clarinet");
        ut.addNonce(doc);
        ut.addCreated(true, doc);

        // Add a password
        PasswordString password = new PasswordString();
        password.setValue(ut.getPassword());
        password.setType(WSConstants.PASSWORD_DIGEST);
        JAXBElement<PasswordString> passwordType =
            new JAXBElement<PasswordString>(
                QNameConstants.PASSWORD, PasswordString.class, password
            );
        usernameToken.getAny().add(passwordType);
       
        // Add a nonce
        EncodedString nonce = new EncodedString();
        nonce.setValue(ut.getNonce());
        nonce.setEncodingType(WSConstants.SOAPMESSAGE_NS + "#Base64Binary");
        JAXBElement<EncodedString> nonceType =
            new JAXBElement<EncodedString>(
                QNameConstants.NONCE, EncodedString.class, nonce
            );
        usernameToken.getAny().add(nonceType);
       
        // Add Created value
        String created = ut.getCreated();
        Element createdElement = doc.createElementNS(WSConstants.WSU_NS, "Created");
        createdElement.setAttributeNS(WSConstants.XMLNS_NS, "xmlns", WSConstants.WSU_NS);
        createdElement.setTextContent(created);
        usernameToken.getAny().add(createdElement);
       
        ReceivedToken validateTarget = new ReceivedToken(tokenType);
        tokenRequirements.setValidateTarget(validateTarget);
       
        assertTrue(usernameTokenValidator.canHandleToken(validateTarget));
       
        TokenValidatorResponse validatorResponse =
                usernameTokenValidator.validateToken(validatorParameters);
        assertTrue(validatorResponse != null);
        assertTrue(validatorResponse.isValid());
       
        Principal principal = validatorResponse.getPrincipal();
        assertTrue(principal != null && principal.getName() != null);
       
        // Expected failure on a bad password
        password.setValue("badpassword");
        validatorResponse = usernameTokenValidator.validateToken(validatorParameters);
        assertTrue(validatorResponse != null);
        assertFalse(validatorResponse.isValid());
    }
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Examples of org.apache.cxf.ws.security.sts.provider.model.secext.PasswordString

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        AttributedString username = new AttributedString();
        username.setValue(name);
        usernameToken.setUsername(username);
       
        // Add a password
        PasswordString passwordString = new PasswordString();
        passwordString.setValue(password);
        passwordString.setType(WSConstants.PASSWORD_TEXT);
        JAXBElement<PasswordString> passwordType =
            new JAXBElement<PasswordString>(
                QNameConstants.PASSWORD, PasswordString.class, passwordString
            );
        usernameToken.getAny().add(passwordType);
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Examples of org.apache.cxf.ws.security.sts.provider.model.secext.PasswordString

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        username.setValue(name);
        usernameToken.setUsername(username);
       
        // Add a password
        if (password != null) {
            PasswordString passwordString = new PasswordString();
            passwordString.setValue(password);
            passwordString.setType(WSConstants.PASSWORD_TEXT);
            JAXBElement<PasswordString> passwordType =
                new JAXBElement<PasswordString>(
                        QNameConstants.PASSWORD, PasswordString.class, passwordString
                );
            usernameToken.getAny().add(passwordType);
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Examples of org.apache.cxf.ws.security.sts.provider.model.secext.PasswordString

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        AttributedString username = new AttributedString();
        username.setValue(name);
        usernameToken.setUsername(username);
       
        // Add a password
        PasswordString passwordString = new PasswordString();
        passwordString.setValue(password);
        passwordString.setType(WSConstants.PASSWORD_TEXT);
        JAXBElement<PasswordString> passwordType =
            new JAXBElement<PasswordString>(
                QNameConstants.PASSWORD, PasswordString.class, passwordString
            );
        usernameToken.getAny().add(passwordType);
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Examples of org.apache.cxf.ws.security.sts.provider.model.secext.PasswordString

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        assertTrue(validatorResponse != null);
        assertTrue(validatorResponse.getToken() != null);
        assertTrue(validatorResponse.getToken().getState() == STATE.INVALID);

        // Add a password
        PasswordString password = new PasswordString();
        password.setValue("clarinet");
        password.setType(WSConstants.PASSWORD_TEXT);
        JAXBElement<PasswordString> passwordType =
            new JAXBElement<PasswordString>(
                QNameConstants.PASSWORD, PasswordString.class, password
            );
        usernameToken.getAny().add(passwordType);
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