Examples of org.springframework.security.authentication.AuthenticationProvider.authenticate()

org.springframework.security.authentication.AuthenticationProvider.authenticate()

Performs authentication with the same contract as {@link org.springframework.security.authentication.AuthenticationManager#authenticate(Authentication)}. @param authentication the authentication request object. @return a fully authenticated object including credentials. May return null if theAuthenticationProvider is unable to support authentication of the passed Authentication object. In such a case, the next AuthenticationProvider that supports the presented Authentication class will be tried. @throws AuthenticationException if authentication fails.

    @Test
    public void testSuccessfulAuthentication() {
        String[] grants = {"tester", "insight"};
        Authentication token = new TestingAuthenticationToken("testSuccessfulAuthentication", "shir", grants);
        AuthenticationProvider testProvider = new AuthenticationProviderCollectionAspectTestProvider(false);
        Authentication result = testProvider.authenticate(token);
        assertNotNull("No authentication result", result);
        assertSame("Mismatched authentication instances equality", token, result);
        assertOperationResult(result, Arrays.asList(grants));
    }

        getAspect().setSensitiveValueMarker(marker);


        String[] grants = {"tester", "insight"};
        Authentication token = new TestingAuthenticationToken("testObscuredCredentials", "omer", grants);
        AuthenticationProvider testProvider = new AuthenticationProviderCollectionAspectTestProvider(true);
        Authentication result = testProvider.authenticate(token);
        assertNotSame("Authentication token not cloned", token, result);
        assertObscuredAuthValues(token, result, marker);
    }


    @Override

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