List of applySecurityToken() Examples

Examples of applySecurityToken()

org.apache.sandesha2.security.SecurityManager.applySecurityToken()
Ensure that the given token will be associated with an outbound message. This gives the SecurityManager implementation an opportunity to decorate the message context with properties that will then be used by the security handlers.

Examples of org.apache.sandesha2.security.SecurityManager.applySecurityToken()

        header.toSOAPEnvelope(createSeqmsgContext.getEnvelope());
      }


      // Ensure that the correct token will be used to secure the outbound create sequence message.
      // We cannot use the normal helper method as we have not stored the token into the sequence bean yet.
      secMgr.applySecurityToken(token, createSeqRMMsg.getMessageContext());
    }


    createSeqRMMsg.setAction(SpecSpecificConstants.getCreateSequenceAction(rmsBean.getRMVersion()));
    createSeqRMMsg.setSOAPAction(SpecSpecificConstants.getCreateSequenceSOAPAction(rmsBean.getRMVersion()));

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Examples of org.apache.sandesha2.security.SecurityManager.applySecurityToken()


    if(rmBean.getSecurityTokenData() != null) {
      if(log.isDebugEnabled()) log.debug("Securing outbound message");
      SecurityManager secManager = SandeshaUtil.getSecurityManager(configCtx);
      SecurityToken token = secManager.recoverSecurityToken(rmBean.getSecurityTokenData());
      secManager.applySecurityToken(token, message);
    }


    if(log.isDebugEnabled()) log.debug("Exit: RMMsgCreator::secureOutboundMessage");
  }

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Examples of org.apache.sandesha2.security.SecurityManager.applySecurityToken()

        header.toSOAPEnvelope(createSeqmsgContext.getEnvelope());
      }


      // Ensure that the correct token will be used to secure the outbound create sequence message.
      // We cannot use the normal helper method as we have not stored the token into the sequence bean yet.
      secMgr.applySecurityToken(token, createSeqRMMsg.getMessageContext());
    }


    createSeqRMMsg.setAction(SpecSpecificConstants.getCreateSequenceAction(rmsBean.getRMVersion()));
    createSeqRMMsg.setSOAPAction(SpecSpecificConstants.getCreateSequenceSOAPAction(rmsBean.getRMVersion()));

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Examples of org.apache.sandesha2.security.SecurityManager.applySecurityToken()


    if(rmBean.getSecurityTokenData() != null) {
      if(log.isDebugEnabled()) log.debug("Securing outbound message");
      SecurityManager secManager = SandeshaUtil.getSecurityManager(configCtx);
      SecurityToken token = secManager.recoverSecurityToken(rmBean.getSecurityTokenData());
      secManager.applySecurityToken(token, message);
    }


    if(log.isDebugEnabled()) log.debug("Exit: RMMsgCreator::secureOutboundMessage");
  }

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Examples of org.apache.sandesha2.security.SecurityManager.applySecurityToken()

        usesSeqStr.toHeader(createSeqmsgContext.getEnvelope().getHeader());
      }


      // Ensure that the correct token will be used to secure the outbound create sequence message.
      // We cannot use the normal helper method as we have not stored the token into the sequence bean yet.
      secMgr.applySecurityToken(token, createSeqRMMsg.getMessageContext());
    }


    createSeqRMMsg.setAction(SpecSpecificConstants.getCreateSequenceAction(rmsBean.getRMVersion()));
    createSeqRMMsg.setSOAPAction(SpecSpecificConstants.getCreateSequenceSOAPAction(rmsBean.getRMVersion()));

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Examples of org.apache.sandesha2.security.SecurityManager.applySecurityToken()


    if(rmBean.getSecurityTokenData() != null) {
      if(LoggingControl.isAnyTracingEnabled() && log.isDebugEnabled()) log.debug("Securing outbound message");
      SecurityManager secManager = SandeshaUtil.getSecurityManager(configCtx);
      SecurityToken token = secManager.recoverSecurityToken(rmBean.getSecurityTokenData());
      secManager.applySecurityToken(token, message);
    }


    if(LoggingControl.isAnyTracingEnabled() && log.isDebugEnabled()) log.debug("Exit: RMMsgCreator::secureOutboundMessage");
  }

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