Examples with OA2ClientKeys edu.uiuc.ncsa.security.oauth_2_0.OA2ClientKeys used on opensource projects

Example 6 with OA2ClientKeys

use of edu.uiuc.ncsa.security.oauth_2_0.OA2ClientKeys in project OA4MP by ncsa.

the class AttributeServerTest method testAttributeServerRemove.

public void testAttributeServerRemove(CMTestStoreProvider tp2) throws Exception {
    CC cc = setupClients(tp2);
    AttributeServer attributeServer = new AttributeServer(tp2.getCOSE());
    OA2ClientKeys keys = getClientKeys(tp2);
    JSONArray attributes = new JSONArray();
    attributes.add(keys.homeURL());
    attributes.add(keys.email());
    attributes.add(keys.rtLifetime());
    attributes.add(keys.scopes());
    AttributeRemoveRequest req = RequestFactory.createRequest(cc.adminClient, new TypeAttribute(), new ActionRemove(), cc.client, attributes);
    AttributeClientResponse resp = (AttributeClientResponse) attributeServer.process(req);
    OA2Client client = (OA2Client) resp.getClient();
    assert client.getScopes() == null || client.getScopes().isEmpty();
    assert client.getRtLifetime() == 0L;
    assert client.getHomeUri() == null;
    assert client.getEmail() == null;
}

Example 7 with OA2ClientKeys

use of edu.uiuc.ncsa.security.oauth_2_0.OA2ClientKeys in project OA4MP by ncsa.

the class AttributeServerTest method testAttributeServerGet.

public void testAttributeServerGet(CMTestStoreProvider tp2) throws Exception {
    CC cc = setupClients(tp2);
    AttributeServer attributeServer = new AttributeServer(tp2.getCOSE());
    OA2ClientKeys keys = getClientKeys(tp2);
    JSONArray array = new JSONArray();
    array.add(keys.scopes());
    array.add(keys.callbackUri());
    array.add(keys.rtLifetime());
    array.add(keys.name());
    AttributeGetRequest req = RequestFactory.createRequest(cc.adminClient, new TypeAttribute(), new ActionGet(), cc.client, array);
    AttributeClientResponse r = (AttributeClientResponse) attributeServer.process(req);
    OA2Client reducedClient = (OA2Client) r.getClient();
    assert reducedClient.getIdentifier().equals(cc.client.getIdentifier());
    assert reducedClient.getScopes() != null;
    assert reducedClient.getCallbackURIs() != null;
    assert reducedClient.getRtLifetime() == cc.client.getRtLifetime();
    assert reducedClient.getName().equals(cc.client.getName());
    JSONObject json = new JSONObject();
    tp2.getClientStore().getACConverter().toJSON(r.getClient(), json);
    System.out.println(json);
}

Example 8 with OA2ClientKeys

use of edu.uiuc.ncsa.security.oauth_2_0.OA2ClientKeys in project OA4MP by ncsa.

the class OA2ClientTable method createColumnDescriptors.

@Override
public void createColumnDescriptors() {
    super.createColumnDescriptors();
    OA2ClientKeys k = (OA2ClientKeys) keys;
    getColumnDescriptor().add(new ColumnDescriptorEntry(k.callbackUri(), LONGVARCHAR));
    getColumnDescriptor().add(new ColumnDescriptorEntry(k.scopes(), LONGVARCHAR));
    getColumnDescriptor().add(new ColumnDescriptorEntry(k.rtLifetime(), BIGINT));
    getColumnDescriptor().add(new ColumnDescriptorEntry(k.issuer(), LONGVARCHAR));
    getColumnDescriptor().add(new ColumnDescriptorEntry(k.ldap(), LONGVARCHAR));
    getColumnDescriptor().add(new ColumnDescriptorEntry(k.cfg(), LONGVARCHAR));
    getColumnDescriptor().add(new ColumnDescriptorEntry(k.signTokens(), BOOLEAN));
    getColumnDescriptor().add(new ColumnDescriptorEntry(k.publicClient(), BOOLEAN));
}