Examples of PolicyVerifier

com.sun.xml.wss.impl.policy.spi.PolicyVerifier
This is an internal interface not exposed to developer. @author K.Venugopal@sun.com
org.codehaus.loom.xmlpolicy.verifier.PolicyVerifier
Verify Policy set is valid. Validity is defined as
- All KeyStore names should be defined starting with letters or '_' and then continuing with Alpha-Numeric characters, '-', '.' or '_'.
- If signedBy is specified then keystore is specified for both grants and permissions.
- That any keystore names used by grant or permission reference actual keystores.
- If target is null then actions is null.
@author Peter Donald @version $Revision: 1.1 $ $Date: 2004/04/19 22:20:26 $

Examples of com.sun.xml.wss.impl.policy.spi.PolicyVerifier

        }


        // for policy verification
        //TargetResolver targetResolver = new TargetResolverImpl(context);
        //MessagePolicyVerifier mpv = new MessagePolicyVerifier(context, targetResolver);
        PolicyVerifier mpv = PolicyVerifierFactory.createVerifier(msgPolicy, context);
        mpv.verifyPolicy(context.getInferredSecurityPolicy(), msgPolicy);
        
        return streamMsg;
    }

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Examples of com.sun.xml.wss.impl.policy.spi.PolicyVerifier

        }


        // for policy verification
        //TargetResolver targetResolver = new TargetResolverImpl(context);
        //MessagePolicyVerifier mpv = new MessagePolicyVerifier(context, targetResolver);
        PolicyVerifier mpv = PolicyVerifierFactory.createVerifier(msgPolicy, context);
        mpv.verifyPolicy(context.getInferredSecurityPolicy(), msgPolicy);
        
        return streamMsg;
    }

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Examples of com.sun.xml.wss.impl.policy.spi.PolicyVerifier

    public void verifyPolicy(SecurityPolicy recvdPolicy, SecurityPolicy configPolicy) throws PolicyViolationException {
        PolicyAlternatives confPolicies = (PolicyAlternatives)configPolicy;
       
        List<MessagePolicy> mps = confPolicies.getSecurityPolicy();        
        if (mps.size() == 1) {
            PolicyVerifier verifier = PolicyVerifierFactory.createVerifier(mps.get(0), ctx);
            verifier.verifyPolicy(recvdPolicy, mps.get(0));
            if (mps.get(0).getPolicyAlternativeId() != null) {
                ctx.getExtraneousProperties().put(POLICY_ALTERNATIVE_ID,mps.get(0).getPolicyAlternativeId());
            }
            return;
        } else {
           //do policy verification 
           // try with an AlternativeSelector first
           //AlternativeSelector selector = new  DefaultAlternativeSelector();
           AlternativeSelector selector = findAlternativesSelector(mps);
           MessagePolicy toVerify = selector.selectAlternative(ctx, mps, recvdPolicy);
           //TODO: the PolicyVerifier.verifyPolicy() method expects the toVerify argument to be
           //passed again. since that interface is a legacy interface,  not changing it
           //right now.
            if (toVerify != null) {
                PolicyVerifier verifier = PolicyVerifierFactory.createVerifier(toVerify, ctx);
                verifier.verifyPolicy(recvdPolicy, toVerify);
                if (toVerify.getPolicyAlternativeId() != null) {
                   ctx.getExtraneousProperties().put(POLICY_ALTERNATIVE_ID,toVerify.getPolicyAlternativeId());
                }
                return;
            } else {

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Examples of org.codehaus.loom.xmlpolicy.verifier.PolicyVerifier


    private void verifyResource( final String resource )
        throws Exception
    {
        final PolicyMetaData defs = buildFromResource( resource );
        final PolicyVerifier verifier = new PolicyVerifier();
        verifier.verifyPolicy( defs );
    }

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