Examples with ProtonClient io.vertx.proton.ProtonClient used on opensource projects

Example 6 with ProtonClient

use of io.vertx.proton.ProtonClient in project vertx-proton by vert-x3.

the class VertxProtonExamples method example1.

public void example1(Vertx vertx) {
    ProtonClient client = ProtonClient.create(vertx);
    // Connect, then use the event loop thread to process things thereafter
    client.connect("hostname", 5672, "username", "password", connectResult -> {
        if (connectResult.succeeded()) {
            connectResult.result().setContainer("my-container/client-id").openHandler(openResult -> {
                if (openResult.succeeded()) {
                    ProtonConnection conn = openResult.result();
                // Create senders, receivers etc..
                }
            }).open();
        }
    });
}

Example 7 with ProtonClient

use of io.vertx.proton.ProtonClient in project hono by eclipse.

the class ConnectionFactoryImplTest method testConnectEnablesSslIfTrustStoreIsConfigured.

/**
 * Verifies that the factory uses TLS when connecting to the peer if a trust store
 * is configured but TLS has not been enabled explicitly.
 */
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
@Test
public void testConnectEnablesSslIfTrustStoreIsConfigured() {
    // GIVEN a factory configured to use a specific trust store
    final ClientConfigProperties config = new ClientConfigProperties();
    config.setHost("remote.host");
    config.setTrustStorePath("/tmp/trusted-ca.p12");
    final ProtonClient client = mock(ProtonClient.class);
    final ConnectionFactoryImpl factory = new ConnectionFactoryImpl(vertx, config);
    factory.setProtonClient(client);
    // WHEN connecting to the server
    factory.connect(null, null, null, c -> {
    });
    // THEN the factory uses TLS when establishing the connection
    final ArgumentCaptor<ProtonClientOptions> optionsCaptor = ArgumentCaptor.forClass(ProtonClientOptions.class);
    verify(client).connect(optionsCaptor.capture(), eq("remote.host"), anyInt(), any(), any(), any(Handler.class));
    assertTrue(optionsCaptor.getValue().isSsl());
}

Example 8 with ProtonClient

use of io.vertx.proton.ProtonClient in project hono by eclipse.

the class ConnectionFactoryImplTest method testConnectDoesNotUseSaslPlainForEmptyUsernameAndPassword.

/**
 * Verifies that the factory does not enable SASL_PLAIN if the username and password are empty
 * strings.
 *
 * @param ctx The vert.x test context.
 */
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
@Test
public void testConnectDoesNotUseSaslPlainForEmptyUsernameAndPassword(final TestContext ctx) {
    // GIVEN a factory configured to connect to a server
    final ProtonClientOptions options = new ProtonClientOptions();
    final ProtonClient client = mock(ProtonClient.class);
    final ConnectionFactoryImpl factory = new ConnectionFactoryImpl(vertx, props);
    factory.setProtonClient(client);
    // WHEN connecting to the server using empty strings for username and password
    factory.connect(options, "", "", null, null, c -> {
    });
    // THEN the factory does not enable the SASL_PLAIN mechanism when establishing
    // the connection
    ArgumentCaptor<ProtonClientOptions> optionsCaptor = ArgumentCaptor.forClass(ProtonClientOptions.class);
    verify(client).connect(optionsCaptor.capture(), anyString(), anyInt(), eq(""), eq(""), any(Handler.class));
    assertFalse(optionsCaptor.getValue().getEnabledSaslMechanisms().contains("PLAIN"));
}