Examples with LogicBlock edu.uiuc.ncsa.security.util.functor.LogicBlock used on opensource projects

Example 1 with LogicBlock

use of edu.uiuc.ncsa.security.util.functor.LogicBlock in project OA4MP by ncsa.

the class ClaimsProcessor method process.

public Map<String, Object> process(Map<String, Object> claims) {
    ServletDebugUtil.dbg(this, "starting processing");
    if (config == null || config.isEmpty()) {
        ServletDebugUtil.dbg(this, "NO configuration, returning.");
        return claims;
    }
    logicBlocks = createLogicBlocks(config, claims);
    ServletDebugUtil.dbg(this, "created " + logicBlocks.size() + " logic blocks.");
    for (LogicBlock logicBlock : logicBlocks) {
        ServletDebugUtil.dbg(this, "currently evaluting logic block " + logicBlock.toString());
        logicBlock.execute();
        ServletDebugUtil.dbg(this, "logic block results = " + logicBlock.getResults());
    }
    executed = true;
    ServletDebugUtil.dbg(this, "Finished processing, returned claims are");
    ServletDebugUtil.dbg(this, claims.toString());
    return claims;
}

Example 2 with LogicBlock

use of edu.uiuc.ncsa.security.util.functor.LogicBlock in project OA4MP by ncsa.

the class FunctorTests method testLBCreation2.

/**
 * This tests the logic block creation logic.
 *
 * @return
 * @throws Exception
 */
@Test
public void testLBCreation2() throws Exception {
    Map<String, Object> claims = createClaims();
    CAFunctorFactory functorFactory = new CAFunctorFactory(claims);
    JSONObject jsonObject = new JSONObject();
    JSONArray array = new JSONArray();
    JSONObject ifBlock = new JSONObject();
    jContains jContains = new jContains();
    jContains.addArg("foo");
    jContains.addArg("zfoo");
    ifBlock.put("$if", jContains.toJSON());
    // we won't process this, just use it's toJSON to get valid JSON
    jSet set = new jSet(claims);
    set.addArg("aud");
    String newAudience = "new-aud-" + getRandomString();
    set.addArg(newAudience);
    System.out.println("jSet=" + set.toJSON());
    ifBlock.put("$then", set.toJSON());
    array.add(ifBlock);
    System.out.println(array.toString(2));
    List<LogicBlock> bloxx = functorFactory.createLogicBlock(array);
    assert bloxx.size() == 1;
    bloxx.get(0).execute();
    System.out.println(bloxx.get(0).getResults());
    assert claims.get("aud").toString().equals(newAudience);
}

Example 3 with LogicBlock

use of edu.uiuc.ncsa.security.util.functor.LogicBlock in project OA4MP by ncsa.

the class FunctorTests method testLBClaimsReplacement.

/**
 * This test creates and array of set command and executes them. This tests that the machinery for doing an
 * in situ replacement works.
 *
 * @throws Exception
 */
@Test
public void testLBClaimsReplacement() throws Exception {
    Map<String, Object> claims = createClaims();
    CAFunctorFactory functorFactory = new CAFunctorFactory(claims);
    JSONObject jsonObject = new JSONObject();
    JSONArray array = new JSONArray();
    JSONObject ifBlock = new JSONObject();
    jContains jContains = new jContains();
    jContains.addArg("foo");
    jContains.addArg("zfoo");
    ifBlock.put("$if", jContains.toJSON());
    // we won't process this, just use it's toJSON to get valid JSON
    jSet set = new jSet(claims);
    set.addArg("aud");
    String newAudience = "new-aud-" + getRandomString();
    String targetValue = claims.get("aud") + "--" + newAudience;
    set.addArg("${aud}--" + newAudience);
    ifBlock.put("$then", set.toJSON());
    array.add(ifBlock);
    System.out.println(array.toString(2));
    List<LogicBlock> bloxx = functorFactory.createLogicBlock(array);
    assert bloxx.size() == 1;
    bloxx.get(0).execute();
    System.out.println(bloxx.get(0).getResults());
    assert claims.get("aud").toString().equals(targetValue) : "Should have been \"" + targetValue + "\" and got \"" + claims.get("aud") + "\"";
}

Example 4 with LogicBlock

use of edu.uiuc.ncsa.security.util.functor.LogicBlock in project OA4MP by ncsa.

the class FunctorTests method testLBClaimsIntegrity.

/**
 * When a claims value is accessed in a set command, the old claims value is accessed.
 * makes it hard to change a value and use the new one, but does allow for integrity of the
 * claims object.  Note that since the values are replaced in the factory, they should remain stable
 * if the value is reset several times, such as here.
 *
 * @throws Exception
 */
@Test
public void testLBClaimsIntegrity() throws Exception {
    Map<String, Object> claims = createClaims();
    System.out.println("Before, claims = " + claims);
    CAFunctorFactory functorFactory = new CAFunctorFactory(claims);
    JSONObject jsonObject = new JSONObject();
    JSONArray array = new JSONArray();
    JSONObject ifBlock = new JSONObject();
    jContains jContains = new jContains();
    jContains.addArg("foo");
    jContains.addArg("zfoo");
    ifBlock.put("$if", jContains.toJSON());
    // we won't process this, just use it's toJSON to get valid JSON
    jSet set = new jSet(claims);
    set.addArg("aud");
    String newAudience = "new-aud-" + getRandomString();
    String targetValue = claims.get("aud") + "--" + newAudience;
    set.addArg("${aud}--" + newAudience);
    JSONArray setCommands = new JSONArray();
    setCommands.add(set.toJSON());
    setCommands.add(set.toJSON());
    setCommands.add(set.toJSON());
    ifBlock.put("$then", setCommands);
    array.add(ifBlock);
    System.out.println(array.toString(2));
    List<LogicBlock> bloxx = functorFactory.createLogicBlock(array);
    assert bloxx.size() == 1;
    bloxx.get(0).execute();
    System.out.println("After, claims = " + claims);
    assert claims.get("aud").toString().equals(targetValue) : "Should have been \"" + targetValue + "\" and got \"" + claims.get("aud") + "\"";
}