Examples with DeviceAuthzClient io.jans.as.client.DeviceAuthzClient used on opensource projects

Example 6 with DeviceAuthzClient

use of io.jans.as.client.DeviceAuthzClient in project jans by JanssenProject.

the class DeviceAuthzRequestRegistrationTest method deviceAuthzHappyFlowPublicClient.

/**
 * Verifies normal flow with different scopes, AS should generate user_code, device_code and other data.
 * It uses normal none authentication method, therefore no client authentication is required.
 */
@Test
public void deviceAuthzHappyFlowPublicClient() {
    showTitle("deviceAuthzHappyFlowPublicClient");
    // Register client
    RegisterResponse registerResponse = registerClientForDeviceAuthz(AuthenticationMethod.NONE, Collections.singletonList(GrantType.DEVICE_CODE), null, null, registrationEndpoint);
    String clientId = registerResponse.getClientId();
    // 1. OpenId, profile, address and email scopes
    List<String> scopes = Arrays.asList("openid", "profile", "address", "email");
    DeviceAuthzRequest authorizationRequest = new DeviceAuthzRequest(clientId, scopes);
    authorizationRequest.setAuthenticationMethod(AuthenticationMethod.NONE);
    DeviceAuthzClient deviceAuthzClient = new DeviceAuthzClient(deviceAuthzEndpoint);
    deviceAuthzClient.setRequest(authorizationRequest);
    DeviceAuthzResponse response = deviceAuthzClient.exec();
    showClient(deviceAuthzClient);
    validateSuccessfulResponse(response);
    // 2. Only openid scope
    scopes = Collections.singletonList("openid");
    authorizationRequest = new DeviceAuthzRequest(clientId, scopes);
    authorizationRequest.setAuthUsername(clientId);
    authorizationRequest.setAuthPassword(registerResponse.getClientSecret());
    deviceAuthzClient = new DeviceAuthzClient(deviceAuthzEndpoint);
    deviceAuthzClient.setRequest(authorizationRequest);
    response = deviceAuthzClient.exec();
    showClient(deviceAuthzClient);
    validateSuccessfulResponse(response);
}

Example 7 with DeviceAuthzClient

use of io.jans.as.client.DeviceAuthzClient in project jans by JanssenProject.

the class DeviceAuthzRequestRegistrationTest method deviceAuthzGrantTypeDoesntSupported.

/**
 * Tests that the device authz request is rejected, since client doesnt support that grant type.
 */
@Parameters({ "redirectUris", "sectorIdentifierUri" })
@Test
public void deviceAuthzGrantTypeDoesntSupported(final String redirectUris, final String sectorIdentifierUri) {
    showTitle("deviceAuthzGrantTypeDoesntSupported");
    // Register client
    RegisterResponse registerResponse = registerClientForDeviceAuthz(AuthenticationMethod.CLIENT_SECRET_BASIC, Collections.singletonList(GrantType.AUTHORIZATION_CODE), redirectUris, sectorIdentifierUri, registrationEndpoint);
    String clientId = registerResponse.getClientId();
    // Device authz request registration
    List<String> scopes = Arrays.asList("openid", "profile", "address", "email");
    DeviceAuthzRequest authorizationRequest = new DeviceAuthzRequest(clientId, scopes);
    authorizationRequest.setAuthUsername(clientId);
    authorizationRequest.setAuthPassword(registerResponse.getClientSecret());
    DeviceAuthzClient deviceAuthzClient = new DeviceAuthzClient(deviceAuthzEndpoint);
    deviceAuthzClient.setRequest(authorizationRequest);
    DeviceAuthzResponse response = deviceAuthzClient.exec();
    showClient(deviceAuthzClient);
    validateErrorResponse(response, 400, DeviceAuthzErrorResponseType.INVALID_GRANT);
}

Example 8 with DeviceAuthzClient

use of io.jans.as.client.DeviceAuthzClient in project jans by JanssenProject.

the class DeviceAuthzRequestRegistrationTest method deviceAuthzHappyFlow.

/**
 * Verifies normal flow with different scopes, AS should generate user_code, device_code and other data.
 * It uses normal client_secret_basic authentication method.
 */
@Test
public void deviceAuthzHappyFlow() {
    showTitle("deviceAuthzHappyFlow");
    // Register client
    RegisterResponse registerResponse = registerClientForDeviceAuthz(AuthenticationMethod.CLIENT_SECRET_BASIC, Collections.singletonList(GrantType.DEVICE_CODE), null, null, registrationEndpoint);
    String clientId = registerResponse.getClientId();
    // 1. OpenId, profile, address and email scopes
    List<String> scopes = Arrays.asList("openid", "profile", "address", "email");
    DeviceAuthzRequest authorizationRequest = new DeviceAuthzRequest(clientId, scopes);
    authorizationRequest.setAuthUsername(clientId);
    authorizationRequest.setAuthPassword(registerResponse.getClientSecret());
    DeviceAuthzClient deviceAuthzClient = new DeviceAuthzClient(deviceAuthzEndpoint);
    deviceAuthzClient.setRequest(authorizationRequest);
    DeviceAuthzResponse response = deviceAuthzClient.exec();
    showClient(deviceAuthzClient);
    validateSuccessfulResponse(response);
    // 2. Only openid scope
    scopes = Collections.singletonList("openid");
    authorizationRequest = new DeviceAuthzRequest(clientId, scopes);
    authorizationRequest.setAuthUsername(clientId);
    authorizationRequest.setAuthPassword(registerResponse.getClientSecret());
    deviceAuthzClient = new DeviceAuthzClient(deviceAuthzEndpoint);
    deviceAuthzClient.setRequest(authorizationRequest);
    response = deviceAuthzClient.exec();
    showClient(deviceAuthzClient);
    validateSuccessfulResponse(response);
}

Example 9 with DeviceAuthzClient

use of io.jans.as.client.DeviceAuthzClient in project jans by JanssenProject.

the class DeviceAuthzRequestRegistrationTest method deviceAuthzPublicClientAndAuthSent.

/**
 * Client that doesnt require authn accept device authz requests even client sends authn data.
 */
@Test
public void deviceAuthzPublicClientAndAuthSent() {
    showTitle("deviceAuthzPublicClientAndAuthSent");
    // Register client
    RegisterResponse registerResponse = registerClientForDeviceAuthz(AuthenticationMethod.NONE, Collections.singletonList(GrantType.DEVICE_CODE), null, null, registrationEndpoint);
    String clientId = registerResponse.getClientId();
    // Device authz request
    List<String> scopes = Arrays.asList("openid", "profile", "address", "email");
    DeviceAuthzRequest authorizationRequest = new DeviceAuthzRequest(clientId, scopes);
    authorizationRequest.setAuthUsername(clientId);
    authorizationRequest.setAuthPassword(registerResponse.getClientSecret());
    DeviceAuthzClient deviceAuthzClient = new DeviceAuthzClient(deviceAuthzEndpoint);
    deviceAuthzClient.setRequest(authorizationRequest);
    DeviceAuthzResponse response = deviceAuthzClient.exec();
    showClient(deviceAuthzClient);
    validateSuccessfulResponse(response);
}

Example 10 with DeviceAuthzClient

use of io.jans.as.client.DeviceAuthzClient in project jans by JanssenProject.

the class DeviceAuthzRequestRegistrationTest method deviceAuthzNoPublicClientHoweverIncorrectAuthSent.

/**
 * AS should authenticate client requests, however these tests are trying to pass device authz requests with
 * wrong client authn data.
 */
@Test
public void deviceAuthzNoPublicClientHoweverIncorrectAuthSent() {
    showTitle("deviceAuthzNoPublicClientHoweverIncorrectAuthSent");
    // Register client
    RegisterResponse registerResponse = registerClientForDeviceAuthz(AuthenticationMethod.CLIENT_SECRET_BASIC, Collections.singletonList(GrantType.DEVICE_CODE), null, null, registrationEndpoint);
    String clientId = registerResponse.getClientId();
    // 1. No authentication data sent
    List<String> scopes = Arrays.asList("openid", "profile", "address", "email");
    DeviceAuthzRequest authorizationRequest = new DeviceAuthzRequest(clientId, scopes);
    authorizationRequest.setAuthenticationMethod(AuthenticationMethod.NONE);
    DeviceAuthzClient deviceAuthzClient = new DeviceAuthzClient(deviceAuthzEndpoint);
    deviceAuthzClient.setRequest(authorizationRequest);
    DeviceAuthzResponse response = deviceAuthzClient.exec();
    showClient(deviceAuthzClient);
    validateErrorResponse(response, 401, DeviceAuthzErrorResponseType.INVALID_CLIENT);
    // 2. Invalid authentication
    scopes = Arrays.asList("openid", "profile", "address", "email");
    authorizationRequest = new DeviceAuthzRequest(clientId, scopes);
    authorizationRequest.setAuthUsername(clientId);
    authorizationRequest.setAuthPassword("invalid-client-id-" + System.currentTimeMillis());
    deviceAuthzClient = new DeviceAuthzClient(deviceAuthzEndpoint);
    deviceAuthzClient.setRequest(authorizationRequest);
    response = deviceAuthzClient.exec();
    showClient(deviceAuthzClient);
    validateErrorResponse(response, 401, DeviceAuthzErrorResponseType.INVALID_CLIENT);
}