Examples with SimpleCredentials javax.jcr.SimpleCredentials used on opensource projects

Example 6 with SimpleCredentials

use of javax.jcr.SimpleCredentials in project jackrabbit-oak by apache.

the class DefaultSyncHandlerTest method testRequiresSyncExpiredSyncProperty.

@Test
public void testRequiresSyncExpiredSyncProperty() throws Exception {
    login(new SimpleCredentials(USER_ID, new char[0])).close();
    root.refresh();
    final Calendar nowCal = Calendar.getInstance();
    nowCal.setTimeInMillis(nowCal.getTimeInMillis() - 1000);
    Value nowValue = getValueFactory().createValue(nowCal);
    Authorizable a = userManager.getAuthorizable(USER_ID);
    a.setProperty(DefaultSyncContext.REP_LAST_SYNCED, nowValue);
    root.commit();
    SyncedIdentity id = syncHandler.findIdentity(userManager, USER_ID);
    assertNotNull("known authorizable should exist", id);
    assertTrue("synced id should require sync", syncHandler.requiresSync(id));
}

Example 7 with SimpleCredentials

use of javax.jcr.SimpleCredentials in project jackrabbit-oak by apache.

the class LoginImpersonateTest method beforeSuite.

@Override
public void beforeSuite() throws Exception {
    super.beforeSuite();
    // will be close upon super.tearDown
    admin = loginAdministrative();
    creds = new SimpleCredentials("anonymous", "".toCharArray());
}

Example 8 with SimpleCredentials

use of javax.jcr.SimpleCredentials in project jackrabbit-oak by apache.

the class FlatTreeWithAceForSamePrincipalTest method beforeSuite.

@Override
protected void beforeSuite() throws Exception {
    long start = System.currentTimeMillis();
    admin = loginWriter();
    userManager = ((JackrabbitSession) admin).getUserManager();
    Principal userPrincipal = userManager.createUser(TEST_USER_ID, TEST_USER_ID).getPrincipal();
    AccessControlManager acm = admin.getAccessControlManager();
    JackrabbitAccessControlList acl = AccessControlUtils.getAccessControlList(acm, "/");
    acl.addEntry(userPrincipal, AccessControlUtils.privilegesFromNames(acm, PrivilegeConstants.JCR_READ), true);
    acm.setPolicy("/", acl);
    Node a = admin.getRootNode().addNode(ROOT_NODE_NAME, "nt:folder");
    for (int i = 1; i < 10000; i++) {
        a.addNode("node" + i, "nt:folder");
        acl = AccessControlUtils.getAccessControlList(acm, ROOT_PATH + "/node" + i);
        acl.addEntry(userPrincipal, AccessControlUtils.privilegesFromNames(acm, PrivilegeConstants.JCR_READ), true);
        acm.setPolicy(ROOT_PATH + "/node" + i, acl);
    }
    admin.save();
    reader = login(new SimpleCredentials(TEST_USER_ID, TEST_USER_ID.toCharArray()));
    long end = System.currentTimeMillis();
    System.out.println("setup time " + (end - start));
}

Example 9 with SimpleCredentials

use of javax.jcr.SimpleCredentials in project jackrabbit-oak by apache.

the class ClusterPermissionsTest method testPermissionPropagation.

@Test
public void testPermissionPropagation() throws Exception {
    // create a "/testNode"
    Tree node = root1.getTree("/").addChild("testNode");
    node.setProperty(JcrConstants.JCR_PRIMARYTYPE, JcrConstants.NT_UNSTRUCTURED, Type.NAME);
    // create 2 users
    User user1 = userManager1.createUser("testUser1", "testUser1");
    User user2 = userManager1.createUser("testUser2", "testUser2");
    JackrabbitAccessControlList acl1 = AccessControlUtils.getAccessControlList(aclMgr1, "/testNode");
    // deny jcr:all for everyone on /testNode
    acl1.addEntry(EveryonePrincipal.getInstance(), AccessControlUtils.privilegesFromNames(aclMgr1, "jcr:all"), false);
    // allow jcr:read for testUser1 on /testNode
    acl1.addEntry(user1.getPrincipal(), AccessControlUtils.privilegesFromNames(aclMgr1, "jcr:read"), true);
    aclMgr1.setPolicy("/testNode", acl1);
    root1.commit();
    syncClusterNodes();
    root2.refresh();
    // login with testUser1 and testUser2 (on cluster node 2)
    ContentSession session1 = contentRepository2.login(new SimpleCredentials("testUser1", "testUser1".toCharArray()), null);
    ContentSession session2 = contentRepository2.login(new SimpleCredentials("testUser2", "testUser2".toCharArray()), null);
    // testUser1 can read /testNode
    assertTrue(session1.getLatestRoot().getTree("/testNode").exists());
    // testUser2 cannot read /testNode
    assertFalse(session2.getLatestRoot().getTree("/testNode").exists());
    // now, allow jcr:read also for 'everyone' (on cluster node 1)
    acl1 = AccessControlUtils.getAccessControlList(aclMgr1, "/testNode");
    acl1.addEntry(EveryonePrincipal.getInstance(), AccessControlUtils.privilegesFromNames(aclMgr1, "jcr:read"), true);
    aclMgr1.setPolicy("/testNode", acl1);
    root1.commit();
    syncClusterNodes();
    root2.refresh();
    // testUser1 can read /testNode
    assertTrue(session1.getLatestRoot().getTree("/testNode").exists());
    // testUser2 can also read /testNode
    assertTrue(session2.getLatestRoot().getTree("/testNode").exists());
}

Example 10 with SimpleCredentials

use of javax.jcr.SimpleCredentials in project jackrabbit by apache.

the class SessionImplTest method testGetSubject.

/**
     * JCR-2895 : SessionImpl#getSubject() should return an unmodifiable subject
     *
     * @see <a href="https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-2895">JCR-2895</a>
     */
public void testGetSubject() {
    Subject subject = ((SessionImpl) superuser).getSubject();
    assertFalse(subject.getPublicCredentials().isEmpty());
    assertFalse(subject.getPublicCredentials(Credentials.class).isEmpty());
    assertFalse(subject.getPrincipals().isEmpty());
    assertTrue(subject.isReadOnly());
    try {
        subject.getPublicCredentials().add(new SimpleCredentials("test", new char[0]));
        fail("Subject expected to be readonly");
    } catch (IllegalStateException e) {
    // success
    }
    try {
        subject.getPrincipals().add(new PrincipalImpl("test"));
        fail("Subject expected to be readonly");
    } catch (IllegalStateException e) {
    // success
    }
}