Examples with AzureActiveDirectoryRefreshToken com.microsoft.identity.common.internal.providers.microsoft.azureactivedirectory.AzureActiveDirectoryRefreshToken used on opensource projects

Example 1 with AzureActiveDirectoryRefreshToken

use of com.microsoft.identity.common.internal.providers.microsoft.azureactivedirectory.AzureActiveDirectoryRefreshToken in project microsoft-authentication-library-common-for-android by AzureAD.

the class ADALOAuth2TokenCache method save.

/**
 * Method responsible for saving tokens contained in the TokenResponse to storage.
 *
 * @param strategy
 * @param request
 * @param response
 */
@Override
public ICacheRecord save(final AzureActiveDirectoryOAuth2Strategy strategy, final AzureActiveDirectoryAuthorizationRequest request, final AzureActiveDirectoryTokenResponse response) {
    final String methodName = "save";
    Logger.info(TAG + ":" + methodName, "Saving Tokens...");
    final String issuerCacheIdentifier = strategy.getIssuerCacheIdentifier(request);
    final AzureActiveDirectoryAccount account = strategy.createAccount(response);
    final String msalEnvironment = Uri.parse(issuerCacheIdentifier).getAuthority();
    account.setEnvironment(msalEnvironment);
    final AzureActiveDirectoryRefreshToken refreshToken = strategy.getRefreshTokenFromResponse(response);
    refreshToken.setEnvironment(msalEnvironment);
    Logger.info(TAG, "Constructing new ADALTokenCacheItem");
    final ADALTokenCacheItem cacheItem = new ADALTokenCacheItem(strategy, request, response);
    logTokenCacheItem(cacheItem);
    // There is more than one valid user identifier for some accounts... AAD Accounts as of this writing have 3
    Logger.info(TAG + ":" + methodName, "Setting items to cache for user...");
    for (final String cacheIdentifier : account.getCacheIdentifiers()) {
        // Azure AD Uses Resource and Not Scope... but we didn't override... heads up
        final String scope = request.getScope();
        final String clientId = request.getClientId();
        Logger.infoPII(TAG + ":" + methodName, "issuerCacheIdentifier: [" + issuerCacheIdentifier + "]");
        Logger.infoPII(TAG + ":" + methodName, "scope: [" + scope + "]");
        Logger.infoPII(TAG + ":" + methodName, "clientId: [" + clientId + "]");
        Logger.infoPII(TAG + ":" + methodName, "cacheIdentifier: [" + cacheIdentifier + "]");
        setItemToCacheForUser(issuerCacheIdentifier, scope, clientId, cacheItem, cacheIdentifier);
    }
    // For legacy reasons creating a cache entry where the userid is null
    // ADAL supported a single user mode where it was not necessary for the developer to provide the user id
    // on calls to acquireTokenSilentAsync
    setItemToCacheForUser(issuerCacheIdentifier, request.getScope(), request.getClientId(), cacheItem, null);
    // TODO At some point, the type-safety of this call needs to get beefed-up
    Logger.info(TAG + ":" + methodName, "Syncing SSO state to caches...");
    for (final IShareSingleSignOnState<MicrosoftAccount, MicrosoftRefreshToken> sharedSsoCache : mSharedSSOCaches) {
        try {
            sharedSsoCache.setSingleSignOnState(account, refreshToken);
        } catch (ClientException e) {
            Logger.errorPII(TAG, "Exception setting single sign on state for account " + account.getUsername(), e);
        }
    }
    // Returning null, since the ADAL cache's schema doesn't support this return type.
    return null;
}