Examples of ServerAuthConfig

com.sun.enterprise.security.jauth.ServerAuthConfig
This class is the client container's interface to the AuthConfig subsystem to get AuthContext objects on which to invoke message layer authentication providers. It is not intended to be layer or web services specific (see getMechanisms method at end).
com.sun.enterprise.security.jmac.provider.ServerAuthConfig
This class is the client container's interface to the AuthConfig subsystem to get AuthContext objects on which to invoke message layer authentication providers. It is not intended to be layer or web services specific (see getMechanisms method at end).
javax.security.auth.message.config.ServerAuthConfig

This interface describes a configuration of ServerAuthConfiguration objects for a message layer and application context (e.g., the messaging context of a specific application, or set of applications).

Implementations of this interface are returned by an AnthConfigProvider.

Callers interact with a ServerAuthConfig to obtain ServerAuthContext objects suitable for processing a given message exchange at the layer and within the application context of the ServerAuthConfig. Each ServerAuthContext object is responsible for instantiating, initializing, and invoking the one or more ServerAuthModules encapsulated in the ServerAuthContext.

After having acquired a ServerAuthContext, a caller operates on the context to cause it to invoke the encapsulated ServerAuthModules to validate service requests and to secure service responses.
@author Anil Saldhana @author Charlie Lai, Ron Monzillo (Javadoc for JSR-196) @since May 12, 2006 @version $Revision: 64016 $

Examples of javax.security.auth.message.config.ServerAuthConfig

    }


    @Override
    public ServerAuthContext getServerAuthContext(MessageInfo info, Subject s) 
    throws AuthException {
  ServerAuthConfig c = (ServerAuthConfig)getAuthConfig(true);
  if (c != null) {
            addModel(info, map);
            addPolicy(info,map);
      return c.getAuthContext(c.getAuthContextID(info),s,map);
  }
  return null;
    }

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Examples of javax.security.auth.message.config.ServerAuthConfig

      try
      {
         String contextID = PolicyContext.getContextID();
         AuthConfigFactory factory = AuthConfigFactory.getFactory();
         AuthConfigProvider provider = factory.getConfigProvider(layer,contextID,null); 
         ServerAuthConfig serverConfig = provider.getServerAuthConfig(layer,contextID, 
                  new AppCallbackHandler("DUMMY","DUMMY".toCharArray()));  
         ServerAuthContext sctx = serverConfig.getAuthContext(contextID, 
               new Subject(), new HashMap());
         if(clientSubject == null)
            clientSubject = new Subject();
         Subject serviceSubject = new Subject();
         status = sctx.validateRequest(requestMessage, clientSubject, serviceSubject);

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Examples of javax.security.auth.message.config.ServerAuthConfig

         AuthConfigFactory factory = AuthConfigFactory.getFactory();
         AuthConfigProvider provider = factory.getConfigProvider(layer,contextID,null); 
         if(provider == null)
            throw new IllegalStateException("Provider is null for "+ layer + " for "+ contextID);
         
         ServerAuthConfig serverConfig = provider.getServerAuthConfig(layer,contextID,handler);  
         ServerAuthContext sctx = serverConfig.getAuthContext(contextID, 
               new Subject(), new HashMap());
         if(clientSubject == null)
            clientSubject = new Subject();
         Subject serviceSubject = new Subject();
         status = sctx.validateRequest(requestMessage, clientSubject, serviceSubject);

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Examples of javax.security.auth.message.config.ServerAuthConfig

            AuthConfigProvider authConfigProvider = authConfigFactory.getConfigProvider(MESSAGE_LAYER,appContext,listener);
  
            if (authConfigProvider != null)
            {
                ServletCallbackHandler servletCallbackHandler = new ServletCallbackHandler(loginService);
                ServerAuthConfig serverAuthConfig = authConfigProvider.getServerAuthConfig(MESSAGE_LAYER,appContext,servletCallbackHandler);
                if (serverAuthConfig != null)
                {
                    Map map = new HashMap();
                    for (String key : configuration.getInitParameterNames())
                        map.put(key,configuration.getInitParameter(key));

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Examples of javax.security.auth.message.config.ServerAuthConfig

            boolean calledFromAuthenticate)
            throws IOException {


        boolean result = false;
        LoginConfig config = context.getLoginConfig();
        ServerAuthConfig serverAuthConfig = null;
        try {
            if (helper != null) {
                serverAuthConfig = helper.getServerAuthConfig();
            }
        } catch (Exception ex) {

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Examples of javax.security.auth.message.config.ServerAuthConfig

    }


    @Override
    public ServerAuthContext getServerAuthContext(MessageInfo info, Subject s) 
    throws AuthException {
  ServerAuthConfig c = (ServerAuthConfig)getAuthConfig(true);
  if (c != null) {
            addModel(info, map);
            addPolicy(info,map);
      return c.getAuthContext(c.getAuthContextID(info),s,map);
  }
  return null;
    }

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Examples of javax.security.auth.message.config.ServerAuthConfig

    }


    @Override
    public ServerAuthContext getServerAuthContext(MessageInfo info, Subject s) 
    throws AuthException {
  ServerAuthConfig c = (ServerAuthConfig)getAuthConfig(true);
  if (c != null) {
            addModel(info, map);
            addPolicy(info,map);
      return c.getAuthContext(c.getAuthContextID(info),s,map);
  }
  return null;
    }

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Examples of javax.security.auth.message.config.ServerAuthConfig

      try
      {
         String contextID = PolicyContext.getContextID();
         AuthConfigFactory factory = AuthConfigFactory.getFactory();
         AuthConfigProvider provider = factory.getConfigProvider(layer,contextID,null); 
         ServerAuthConfig serverConfig = provider.getServerAuthConfig(layer,contextID, 
                  new AppCallbackHandler("DUMMY","DUMMY".toCharArray()));  
         ServerAuthContext sctx = serverConfig.getAuthContext(contextID, 
               new Subject(), new HashMap());
         if(clientSubject == null)
            clientSubject = new Subject();
         Subject serviceSubject = new Subject();
         status = sctx.validateRequest(requestMessage, clientSubject, serviceSubject);

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Examples of javax.security.auth.message.config.ServerAuthConfig

      try
      {
         String contextID = PolicyContext.getContextID();
         AuthConfigFactory factory = AuthConfigFactory.getFactory();
         AuthConfigProvider provider = factory.getConfigProvider(layer,contextID,null); 
         ServerAuthConfig serverConfig = provider.getServerAuthConfig(layer,contextID, 
                  new AppCallbackHandler("DUMMY","DUMMY".toCharArray()));  
         ServerAuthContext sctx = serverConfig.getAuthContext(contextID, 
               new Subject(), new HashMap());
         if(clientSubject == null)
            clientSubject = new Subject();
         Subject serviceSubject = new Subject();
         status = sctx.validateRequest(requestMessage, clientSubject, serviceSubject);

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Examples of javax.security.auth.message.config.ServerAuthConfig

  return null;
    }


    public ServerAuthContext getServerAuthContext(MessageInfo info, Subject s) 
    throws AuthException {
  ServerAuthConfig c = (ServerAuthConfig)getAuthConfig(true);
  if (c != null) {
      return c.getAuthContext(c.getAuthContextID(info),s,map);
  }
  return null;
    }

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