Examples with SoapFaultException com.zimbra.common.soap.SoapFaultException used on opensource projects

Example 16 with SoapFaultException

use of com.zimbra.common.soap.SoapFaultException in project zm-mailbox by Zimbra.

the class TestDeployZimlet method testBadZimletName.

@Test
public void testBadZimletName() throws Exception {
    SoapHttpTransport transport = new SoapHttpTransport(TestUtil.getAdminSoapUrl());
    com.zimbra.soap.admin.message.AuthRequest authReq = new com.zimbra.soap.admin.message.AuthRequest(LC.zimbra_ldap_user.value(), LC.zimbra_ldap_password.value());
    authReq.setCsrfSupported(false);
    Element response = transport.invoke(JaxbUtil.jaxbToElement(authReq, SoapProtocol.SoapJS.getFactory()));
    com.zimbra.soap.admin.message.AuthResponse authResp = JaxbUtil.elementToJaxb(response);
    String authToken = authResp.getAuthToken();
    String aid = adminUpload(authToken, "attack.zip", "/opt/zimbra/unittest/zimlets/attack.zip");
    assertNotNull("Attachment ID should not be null", aid);
    AttachmentIdAttrib att = new AttachmentIdAttrib(aid);
    transport.setAdmin(true);
    transport.setAuthToken(authToken);
    DeployZimletRequest deployReq = new DeployZimletRequest(AdminConstants.A_DEPLOYLOCAL, false, true, att);
    Element req = JaxbUtil.jaxbToElement(deployReq);
    try {
        Element res = transport.invoke(req);
        JaxbUtil.elementToJaxb(res);
        fail("Should throw SoapFaultException");
    } catch (SoapFaultException e) {
    // expected
    }
}

Example 17 with SoapFaultException

use of com.zimbra.common.soap.SoapFaultException in project zm-mailbox by Zimbra.

the class TestDeployZimlet method testZipWithAbsolutePath.

@Test
public void testZipWithAbsolutePath() throws Exception {
    SoapHttpTransport transport = new SoapHttpTransport(TestUtil.getAdminSoapUrl());
    com.zimbra.soap.admin.message.AuthRequest authReq = new com.zimbra.soap.admin.message.AuthRequest(LC.zimbra_ldap_user.value(), LC.zimbra_ldap_password.value());
    authReq.setCsrfSupported(false);
    Element response = transport.invoke(JaxbUtil.jaxbToElement(authReq, SoapProtocol.SoapJS.getFactory()));
    com.zimbra.soap.admin.message.AuthResponse authResp = JaxbUtil.elementToJaxb(response);
    String authToken = authResp.getAuthToken();
    String aid = adminUpload(authToken, "absolute.zip", "/opt/zimbra/unittest/zimlets/absolute.zip");
    assertNotNull("Attachment ID should not be null", aid);
    AttachmentIdAttrib att = new AttachmentIdAttrib(aid);
    transport.setAdmin(true);
    transport.setAuthToken(authToken);
    DeployZimletRequest deployReq = new DeployZimletRequest(AdminConstants.A_DEPLOYLOCAL, false, true, att);
    Element req = JaxbUtil.jaxbToElement(deployReq);
    try {
        Element res = transport.invoke(req);
        JaxbUtil.elementToJaxb(res);
        fail("Should throw SoapFaultException");
    } catch (SoapFaultException e) {
    // expected
    }
    // check that file did not get extracted to absolute path
    File rogueFile = new File("/opt/zimbra/conf/rogue.file");
    assertFalse("/opt/zimbra/conf/rogue.file should not have been created", rogueFile.exists());
}

Example 18 with SoapFaultException

use of com.zimbra.common.soap.SoapFaultException in project zm-mailbox by Zimbra.

the class TestDeployZimlet method testNoAid.

@Test
public void testNoAid() throws Exception {
    SoapHttpTransport transport = new SoapHttpTransport(TestUtil.getAdminSoapUrl());
    com.zimbra.soap.admin.message.AuthRequest authReq = new com.zimbra.soap.admin.message.AuthRequest(LC.zimbra_ldap_user.value(), LC.zimbra_ldap_password.value());
    authReq.setCsrfSupported(false);
    Element response = transport.invoke(JaxbUtil.jaxbToElement(authReq, SoapProtocol.SoapJS.getFactory()));
    com.zimbra.soap.admin.message.AuthResponse authResp = JaxbUtil.elementToJaxb(response);
    String authToken = authResp.getAuthToken();
    transport.setAdmin(true);
    transport.setAuthToken(authToken);
    DeployZimletRequest deployReq = new DeployZimletRequest(AdminConstants.A_DEPLOYLOCAL, false, true, null);
    Element req = JaxbUtil.jaxbToElement(deployReq);
    try {
        Element res = transport.invoke(req);
        JaxbUtil.elementToJaxb(res);
        fail("Should throw SoapFaultException");
    } catch (SoapFaultException e) {
    // expected
    }
}

Example 19 with SoapFaultException

use of com.zimbra.common.soap.SoapFaultException in project zm-mailbox by Zimbra.

the class TestCookieReuse method testInvalidSearchRequest.

/**
 * Verify that we canNOT RE-use the cookie taken from a legitimate HTTP session for a SOAP request after
 * ending the original session
 */
@Test
public void testInvalidSearchRequest() throws ServiceException, IOException, HttpException {
    // establish legitimate connection
    TestUtil.setAccountAttr(USER_NAME, Provisioning.A_zimbraForceClearCookies, "FALSE");
    ZMailbox mbox = TestUtil.getZMailbox(USER_NAME);
    URI uri = mbox.getRestURI("Inbox?fmt=rss");
    mbox.getHttpClient(uri);
    ZAuthToken authT = mbox.getAuthToken();
    // create evesdropper's SOAP client
    SoapHttpTransport transport = new HttpCookieSoapTransport(TestUtil.getSoapUrl());
    transport.setAuthToken(authT);
    // check that search returns something
    SearchRequest searchReq = new SearchRequest();
    searchReq.setSearchTypes(MailItem.Type.MESSAGE.toString());
    searchReq.setQuery("in:inbox");
    Element req = JaxbUtil.jaxbToElement(searchReq, SoapProtocol.SoapJS.getFactory());
    Element res = transport.invoke(req);
    SearchResponse searchResp = JaxbUtil.elementToJaxb(res);
    List<SearchHit> searchHits = searchResp.getSearchHits();
    Assert.assertFalse("this search request should return some conversations", searchHits.isEmpty());
    // explicitely end cookie session
    Account a = TestUtil.getAccount(USER_NAME);
    a.setForceClearCookies(false);
    EndSessionRequest esr = new EndSessionRequest();
    esr.setLogOff(true);
    mbox.invokeJaxb(esr);
    // check that search returns nothing
    transport = new HttpCookieSoapTransport(TestUtil.getSoapUrl());
    transport.setAuthToken(authT);
    searchReq = new SearchRequest();
    searchReq.setSearchTypes(MailItem.Type.MESSAGE.toString());
    searchReq.setQuery("in:inbox");
    try {
        req = JaxbUtil.jaxbToElement(searchReq, SoapProtocol.SoapJS.getFactory());
        res = transport.invoke(req);
        searchResp = JaxbUtil.elementToJaxb(res);
        searchHits = searchResp.getSearchHits();
        Assert.assertTrue("this search request should fail", searchHits.isEmpty());
    } catch (SoapFaultException ex) {
        Assert.assertEquals("Should be getting 'auth required' exception", ServiceException.AUTH_EXPIRED, ex.getCode());
    }
}

Example 20 with SoapFaultException

use of com.zimbra.common.soap.SoapFaultException in project zm-mailbox by Zimbra.

the class TestLockoutMailbox method testLockoutSufficientPermissions.

@Test
public void testLockoutSufficientPermissions() throws Exception {
    Mailbox mbox = TestUtil.getMailbox(MY_USER);
    TestUtil.addMessage(mbox, "test");
    TestUtil.waitForMessage(TestUtil.getZMailbox(MY_USER), "test");
    List<AdminRight> relatedRights = new ArrayList<AdminRight>();
    List<String> notes = new ArrayList<String>();
    AdminDocumentHandler handler = new LockoutMailbox();
    handler.docRights(relatedRights, notes);
    createDelegatedAdmin(relatedRights);
    LockoutMailboxRequest req = LockoutMailboxRequest.create(AccountNameSelector.fromName(MY_USER));
    req.setOperation(AdminConstants.A_START);
    try {
        LockoutMailboxResponse resp = delegatedSoapProv.invokeJaxb(req);
        assertNotNull("LockoutMailboxResponse should not be null", resp);
    } catch (SoapFaultException e) {
        fail("should not be getting an exception");
    }
    req = LockoutMailboxRequest.create(AccountNameSelector.fromName(MY_NON_EXISTING_USER));
    req.setOperation(AdminConstants.A_START);
    try {
        delegatedSoapProv.invokeJaxb(req);
        fail("should have caught an exception");
    } catch (SoapFaultException e) {
        assertEquals("should be getting 'no such account' response", AccountServiceException.NO_SUCH_ACCOUNT, e.getCode());
    }
}