Examples of org.glassfish.internal.api.AdminAccessController.loginAsAdmin()

org.glassfish.internal.api.AdminAccessController.loginAsAdmin()

Authenticates the admin user by delegating to the underlying realm. The implementing classes should use the GlassFish security infrastructure constructs like LoginContextDriver. This method assumes that the realm infrastructure is available in both the configuration and runtime of the server.

Like the name suggests the method also ensures that the admin group membership is satisfied. @param user String representing the user name of the user doing an admin opearation @param password String representing clear-text password of the user doing an admin operation @param realm String representing the name of the admin realm for given server @param originHost the host from which the request was sent @throws LoginException if the credentials do not authenticate @throws RemoteAdminAccessException if the request is remote but remote access is disabled @return Subject for an admin user

            // This is temporary workaround for a Grizzly issue that prohibits uploading (deploy)  files larger than 2MB when secure admin is enabled.
            // The workaround will not be required in trunk when the corresponding Grizzly issue is fixed.
            // Please see http://java.net/jira/browse/GLASSFISH-16665 for details
            // The workaround duplicates code from AdminAdapter.


            subject = authenticator.loginAsAdmin(req, remoteHost);
        }
        return subject;
    }


    /**

            // This is temporary workaround for a Grizzly issue that prohibits uploading (deploy)  files larger than 2MB when secure admin is enabled.
            // The workaround will not be required in trunk when the corresponding Grizzly issue is fixed.
            // Please see http://java.net/jira/browse/GLASSFISH-16665 for details
            // The workaround duplicates code from AdminAdapter.


            subject = authenticator.loginAsAdmin(req, remoteHost);
        }
        return subject;
    }


    /**

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