Examples with AuthenticationResponse com.okta.idx.sdk.api.response.AuthenticationResponse used on opensource projects

Example 1 with AuthenticationResponse

use of com.okta.idx.sdk.api.response.AuthenticationResponse in project okta-idx-java by okta.

the class LoginController method login.

/**
 * Handle login with the supplied username and password.
 *
 * @param username the username
 * @param password the password
 * @param session the session
 * @return the home page view (if login is successful), else the login page with errors.
 */
@PostMapping("/login")
public ModelAndView login(@RequestParam("username") final String username, @RequestParam("password") final String password, final HttpSession session) {
    // begin transaction
    AuthenticationResponse beginResponse = idxAuthenticationWrapper.begin();
    // get proceed context
    ProceedContext proceedContext = beginResponse.getProceedContext();
    // trigger authentication
    AuthenticationResponse authenticationResponse = idxAuthenticationWrapper.authenticate(new AuthenticationOptions(username, password.toCharArray()), proceedContext);
    if (responseHandler.needsToShowErrors(authenticationResponse)) {
        ModelAndView modelAndView = new ModelAndView("redirect:/login");
        modelAndView.addObject("errors", authenticationResponse.getErrors());
        return modelAndView;
    }
    if (authenticationResponse.getAuthenticatorEnrollments() != null) {
        authenticationResponse.getAuthenticatorEnrollments().stream().filter(x -> x.getDisplayName().equals("Okta Verify")).findFirst().flatMap(enroll -> Arrays.stream(enroll.getMethods()).filter(methodType -> methodType.getType().equals("totp")).findFirst()).ifPresent(methodType -> session.setAttribute("totp", "totp"));
    }
    return responseHandler.handleKnownTransitions(authenticationResponse, session);
}

Example 2 with AuthenticationResponse

use of com.okta.idx.sdk.api.response.AuthenticationResponse in project okta-idx-java by okta.

the class LoginController method pollResults.

/**
 * Handle poll functionality.
 *
 * @param session the session
 * @return the view associated with authentication response.
 */
@GetMapping("/poll")
@ResponseBody
public PollResults pollResults(final HttpSession session) {
    PollResults pollResults = new PollResults();
    ProceedContext proceedContext = Util.getProceedContextForPoll(session);
    if (proceedContext == null) {
        proceedContext = Util.getProceedContextFromSession(session);
    }
    AuthenticationResponse authenticationResponse = idxAuthenticationWrapper.poll(proceedContext);
    if (responseHandler.needsToShowErrors(authenticationResponse)) {
        pollResults.setErrors(authenticationResponse.getErrors());
    }
    pollResults.setStatus(authenticationResponse.getAuthenticationStatus());
    if (authenticationResponse.getAuthenticationStatus() == AuthenticationStatus.SUCCESS) {
        responseHandler.handleTerminalTransitions(authenticationResponse, session);
    }
    return pollResults;
}

Example 3 with AuthenticationResponse

use of com.okta.idx.sdk.api.response.AuthenticationResponse in project okta-idx-java by okta.

the class LoginController method verify.

/**
 * Handle authenticator verification functionality.
 *
 * @param code                  the verification code
 * @param securityQuestionKey   the security question key
 * @param session               the session
 * @return the view associated with authentication response.
 */
@PostMapping("/verify")
public ModelAndView verify(@RequestParam("code") final String code, @RequestParam(value = "security_question_key", required = false) final String securityQuestionKey, final HttpSession session) {
    logger.info(":: Verify Code :: {}", code);
    ProceedContext proceedContext = Util.getProceedContextFromSession(session);
    AuthenticationResponse authenticationResponse;
    if (!Strings.isEmpty(securityQuestionKey)) {
        authenticationResponse = idxAuthenticationWrapper.verifyAuthenticator(proceedContext, new VerifyAuthenticatorAnswer(code, securityQuestionKey));
    } else if ("totp".equals(String.valueOf(session.getAttribute("totp")))) {
        authenticationResponse = idxAuthenticationWrapper.verifyAuthenticator(proceedContext, new VerifyChannelDataOptions("totp", code));
    } else {
        VerifyAuthenticatorOptions verifyAuthenticatorOptions = new VerifyAuthenticatorOptions(code);
        authenticationResponse = idxAuthenticationWrapper.verifyAuthenticator(proceedContext, verifyAuthenticatorOptions);
    }
    if (responseHandler.needsToShowErrors(authenticationResponse)) {
        ModelAndView modelAndView = new ModelAndView("verify");
        modelAndView.addObject("errors", authenticationResponse.getErrors());
        return modelAndView;
    }
    return responseHandler.handleKnownTransitions(authenticationResponse, session);
}

Example 4 with AuthenticationResponse

use of com.okta.idx.sdk.api.response.AuthenticationResponse in project okta-idx-java by okta.

the class LoginController method verifyChannelData.

/**
 * Handle channel data verification functionality.
 *
 * @param channelName   the channel name
 * @param channelValue  the value for channel
 * @param session the session
 * @return the view associated with authentication response.
 */
@PostMapping("/verify-channel-data")
public ModelAndView verifyChannelData(@RequestParam("channelName") final String channelName, @RequestParam("channelValue") final String channelValue, final HttpSession session) {
    logger.info(":: Verify Channel Name, Value :: {}, {}", channelName, channelValue);
    ProceedContext proceedContext = Util.getProceedContextFromSession(session);
    VerifyChannelDataOptions verifyChannelDataOptions = new VerifyChannelDataOptions(channelName, channelValue);
    AuthenticationResponse authenticationResponse = idxAuthenticationWrapper.verifyAuthenticator(proceedContext, verifyChannelDataOptions);
    if (responseHandler.needsToShowErrors(authenticationResponse)) {
        ModelAndView modelAndView = new ModelAndView("verify");
        modelAndView.addObject("errors", authenticationResponse.getErrors());
        return modelAndView;
    }
    return responseHandler.handleKnownTransitions(authenticationResponse, session);
}

Example 5 with AuthenticationResponse

use of com.okta.idx.sdk.api.response.AuthenticationResponse in project okta-idx-java by okta.

the class LoginController method registerPassword.

/**
 * Handle change password functionality.
 *
 * @param newPassword the new password
 * @param confirmNewPassword the confirmation of the new password
 * @param session the session
 * @return the view associated with authentication response.
 */
@PostMapping("/register-password")
public ModelAndView registerPassword(@RequestParam("new-password") final String newPassword, @RequestParam("confirm-new-password") final String confirmNewPassword, final HttpSession session) {
    logger.info(":: Change Password ::");
    if (!newPassword.equals(confirmNewPassword)) {
        ModelAndView mav = new ModelAndView("register-password");
        mav.addObject("errors", "Passwords do not match");
        return mav;
    }
    ProceedContext proceedContext = Util.getProceedContextFromSession(session);
    VerifyAuthenticatorOptions verifyAuthenticatorOptions = new VerifyAuthenticatorOptions(newPassword);
    AuthenticationResponse authenticationResponse = idxAuthenticationWrapper.verifyAuthenticator(proceedContext, verifyAuthenticatorOptions);
    if (responseHandler.needsToShowErrors(authenticationResponse)) {
        ModelAndView modelAndView = new ModelAndView("register-password");
        modelAndView.addObject("errors", authenticationResponse.getErrors());
        return modelAndView;
    }
    return responseHandler.handleKnownTransitions(authenticationResponse, session);
}