Examples with User com.authlete.common.types.User used on opensource projects

Example 1 with User

use of com.authlete.common.types.User in project java-oauth-server by authlete.

the class AuthorizationRequestHandlerSpiImpl method isUserAuthenticated.

@Override
public boolean isUserAuthenticated() {
    // Create an HTTP session.
    HttpSession session = mRequest.getSession(true);
    // Get the user from the session if they exist.
    User user = (User) session.getAttribute("user");
    // authenticated; Otherwise, the user is not authenticated.
    return user != null;
}

Example 2 with User

use of com.authlete.common.types.User in project java-oauth-server by authlete.

the class AuthorizationRequestHandlerSpiImpl method generateAuthorizationPage.

@Override
public Response generateAuthorizationPage(AuthorizationResponse info) {
    // Create an HTTP session.
    HttpSession session = mRequest.getSession(true);
    // Store some variables into the session so that they can be
    // referred to later in AuthorizationDecisionEndpoint.
    session.setAttribute("params", Params.from(info));
    session.setAttribute("acrs", info.getAcrs());
    session.setAttribute("client", info.getClient());
    // update the client in case we need it with a no-interaction response
    mClient = info.getClient();
    // Clear the current user information in the session if necessary.
    clearCurrentUserInfoInSessionIfNecessary(info, session);
    // Get the user from the session if they exist.
    User user = (User) session.getAttribute("user");
    // Prepare a model object which contains information needed to
    // render the authorization page.
    AuthzPageModel model = new AuthzPageModel(info, user, FederationManager.getInstance().getConfigurations());
    // Prepare another model object which contains information only
    // from the AuthorizationResponse instance. This model will be
    // used in FederationEndpoint if the end-user chooses to use an
    // external OpenID Provider at the authorization page.
    AuthzPageModel model2 = new AuthzPageModel(info, null, null);
    session.setAttribute("authzPageModel", model2);
    // Create a Viewable instance that represents the authorization
    // page. Viewable is a class provided by Jersey for MVC.
    Viewable viewable = new Viewable(TEMPLATE, model);
    // Create a response that has the viewable as its content.
    return Response.ok(viewable, MEDIA_TYPE_HTML).build();
}

Example 3 with User

use of com.authlete.common.types.User in project java-oauth-server by authlete.

the class AuthorizationRequestHandlerSpiImpl method clearCurrentUserInfoInSessionIfNecessary.

private void clearCurrentUserInfoInSessionIfNecessary(AuthorizationResponse info, HttpSession session) {
    // Get the user from the session if they exist.
    User user = (User) session.getAttribute("user");
    Date authTime = (Date) session.getAttribute("authTime");
    if (user == null || authTime == null) {
        // The information about the user does not exist in the session.
        return;
    }
    // Check 'prompts'.
    checkPrompts(info, session);
    // Check 'authentication age'.
    checkAuthenticationAge(info, session, authTime);
}

Example 4 with User

use of com.authlete.common.types.User in project java-oauth-server by authlete.

the class AuthorizationRequestHandlerSpiImpl method getUserSubject.

@Override
public String getUserSubject() {
    // Create an HTTP session.
    HttpSession session = mRequest.getSession(true);
    // Get the user from the session if they exist.
    User user = (User) session.getAttribute("user");
    if (user == null) {
        return null;
    }
    return user.getSubject();
}

Example 5 with User

use of com.authlete.common.types.User in project java-oauth-server by authlete.

the class BackchannelAuthenticationRequestHandlerSpiImpl method getUserByLoginHint.

private User getUserByLoginHint(String hint) {
    // Find a user using the login hint. A login hint is a value which identifies
    // the end-user. In this implementation, we're assuming subject, email
    // address and phone number can be a login hint.
    // First, find a user assuming the login hint value is a subject.
    User user = UserDao.getBySubject(hint);
    if (user != null) {
        // OK. Found a user.
        return user;
    }
    // Second, find a user assuming the login hint value is an email address.
    user = UserDao.getByEmail(hint);
    if (user != null) {
        // OK. Found a user.
        return user;
    }
    // Lastly, find a user assuming the login hint value is a phone number.
    return UserDao.getByPhoneNumber(hint);
}