Examples of SasContext

Examples of com.sun.enterprise.tools.common.dd.ejb.SasContext

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                {
                    result.notApplicable(smh.getLocalString(getClass().getName()+".notApplicable",
                        "NOT APPLICABLE [AS-EJB ior-security-config] : as-context Element not defined"));
                }
               
                SasContext sasContext = iorSec.getSasContext();
                if(sasContext != null)
                    testSasContext(sasContext,result);
                else
                {
                    result.notApplicable(smh.getLocalString(getClass().getName()+".notApplicable",
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Examples of org.jboss.as.jacorb.metadata.IORSecurityConfigMetadata.SasContext

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        ServiceConfiguration[] privilAuth = new ServiceConfiguration[0];
        byte[][] supNamMechs = {};
        int supIdenTypes = 0; // 0 means ITTAbsent

        // the the SasContext metadata.
        SasContext sasMeta = metadata.getSasContext();

        // if no SAS context metadata, or caller propagation is not supported, we return with a more or less empty sas context.
        if (sasMeta == null || !sasMeta.isCallerPropagationSupported()) {
            context = new SAS_ContextSec((short) support, (short) require, privilAuth, supNamMechs, supIdenTypes);
        } else {
            support = IdentityAssertion.value;

            // supporting GSSUP (username/password) naming mechanism.
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Examples of org.jboss.as.jacorb.metadata.IORSecurityConfigMetadata.SasContext

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        ServiceConfiguration[] privilAuth = new ServiceConfiguration[0];
        byte[][] supNamMechs = {};
        int supIdenTypes = 0; // 0 means ITTAbsent

        // the the SasContext metadata.
        SasContext sasMeta = metadata.getSasContext();

        // if no SAS context metadata, or caller propagation is not supported, we return with a more or less empty sas context.
        if (sasMeta == null || !sasMeta.isCallerPropagationSupported()) {
            context = new SAS_ContextSec((short) support, (short) require, privilAuth, supNamMechs, supIdenTypes);
        } else {
            support = IdentityAssertion.value;

            // supporting GSSUP (username/password) naming mechanism.
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Examples of org.jboss.metadata.IorSecurityConfigMetaData.SasContext

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      ServiceConfiguration[] privilAuth = new ServiceConfiguration[0];
      byte[][] supNamMechs = {};
      int supIdenTypes = 0;     // 0 means ITTAbsent
     
      // the the SasContext metadata
      SasContext sasMeta = metadata.getSasContext();
     
      // if no SAS context metadata, or caller propagation is not
      // supported, we return with a more or less empty sas context
      if( sasMeta == null || !sasMeta.isCallerPropagationSupported() )
      {
         context = new SAS_ContextSec((short) support,
            (short) require,
            privilAuth,
            supNamMechs,
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