Examples with AuthConfigFactory jakarta.security.auth.message.config.AuthConfigFactory used on opensource projects

Example 1 with AuthConfigFactory

use of jakarta.security.auth.message.config.AuthConfigFactory in project tomcat by apache.

the class AuthenticatorBase method findJaspicProvider.

private Optional<AuthConfigProvider> findJaspicProvider() {
    AuthConfigFactory factory = AuthConfigFactory.getFactory();
    Optional<AuthConfigProvider> provider;
    if (factory == null) {
        provider = Optional.empty();
    } else {
        provider = Optional.ofNullable(factory.getConfigProvider("HttpServlet", jaspicAppContextID, this));
    }
    jaspicProvider = provider;
    return provider;
}

Example 2 with AuthConfigFactory

use of jakarta.security.auth.message.config.AuthConfigFactory in project tomcat by apache.

the class TestAuthConfigFactoryImpl method doTestRegistration.

private void doTestRegistration(String layer, String appContext, String expectedRegId) {
    AuthConfigFactory factory = new AuthConfigFactoryImpl();
    AuthConfigProvider acp1 = new SimpleAuthConfigProvider(null, null);
    SimpleRegistrationListener listener = new SimpleRegistrationListener(layer, appContext);
    String regId = factory.registerConfigProvider(acp1, layer, appContext, null);
    Assert.assertEquals(expectedRegId, regId);
    factory.getConfigProvider(layer, appContext, listener);
    factory.removeRegistration(regId);
    Assert.assertTrue(listener.wasCorrectlyCalled());
    listener.reset();
    factory.registerConfigProvider(acp1, layer, appContext, null);
    factory.getConfigProvider(layer, appContext, listener);
    // Replace it
    AuthConfigProvider acp2 = new SimpleAuthConfigProvider(null, null);
    factory.registerConfigProvider(acp2, layer, appContext, null);
    Assert.assertTrue(listener.wasCorrectlyCalled());
}

Example 3 with AuthConfigFactory

use of jakarta.security.auth.message.config.AuthConfigFactory in project tomcat by apache.

the class TestAuthConfigFactoryImpl method doTestRegistrationInsert.

private void doTestRegistrationInsert(String newLayer, String newAppContext, String expectedListenerLayer, String expectedListenerAppContext) {
    // Set up
    AuthConfigFactory factory = new AuthConfigFactoryImpl();
    AuthConfigProvider acp1 = new SimpleAuthConfigProvider(null, null);
    factory.registerConfigProvider(acp1, "L_1", "AC_1", null);
    AuthConfigProvider acp2 = new SimpleAuthConfigProvider(null, null);
    factory.registerConfigProvider(acp2, null, "AC_2", null);
    AuthConfigProvider acp3 = new SimpleAuthConfigProvider(null, null);
    factory.registerConfigProvider(acp3, "L_2", null, null);
    AuthConfigProvider acp4 = new SimpleAuthConfigProvider(null, null);
    factory.registerConfigProvider(acp4, null, null, null);
    SimpleRegistrationListener listener1 = new SimpleRegistrationListener("L_1", "AC_1");
    factory.getConfigProvider("L_1", "AC_1", listener1);
    SimpleRegistrationListener listener2 = new SimpleRegistrationListener("L_3", "AC_2");
    factory.getConfigProvider("L_3", "AC_2", listener2);
    SimpleRegistrationListener listener3 = new SimpleRegistrationListener("L_2", "AC_3");
    factory.getConfigProvider("L_2", "AC_3", listener3);
    SimpleRegistrationListener listener4 = new SimpleRegistrationListener("L_4", "AC_4");
    factory.getConfigProvider("L_4", "AC_4", listener4);
    List<SimpleRegistrationListener> listeners = new ArrayList<>();
    listeners.add(listener1);
    listeners.add(listener2);
    listeners.add(listener3);
    listeners.add(listener4);
    // Register a new provider that will impact some existing registrations
    AuthConfigProvider acpNew = new SimpleAuthConfigProvider(null, null);
    factory.registerConfigProvider(acpNew, newLayer, newAppContext, null);
    // Check to see if the expected listener fired.
    for (SimpleRegistrationListener listener : listeners) {
        if (listener.wasCalled()) {
            Assert.assertEquals(listener.layer, expectedListenerLayer);
            Assert.assertEquals(listener.appContext, expectedListenerAppContext);
            Assert.assertTrue(listener.wasCorrectlyCalled());
        } else {
            Assert.assertFalse((listener.layer.equals(expectedListenerLayer) && listener.appContext.equals(expectedListenerAppContext)));
        }
    }
}

Example 4 with AuthConfigFactory

use of jakarta.security.auth.message.config.AuthConfigFactory in project tomcat by apache.

the class TestAuthConfigFactoryImpl method testAllRegistrationIds.

@Test
public void testAllRegistrationIds() {
    AuthConfigFactory factory = new AuthConfigFactoryImpl();
    AuthConfigProvider acp1 = new SimpleAuthConfigProvider(null, null);
    String registrationId1 = factory.registerConfigProvider(acp1, "L_1", "AC_1", null);
    AuthConfigProvider acp2 = new SimpleAuthConfigProvider(null, null);
    String registrationId2 = factory.registerConfigProvider(acp2, "L_2", "AC_2", null);
    String[] registrationIds = factory.getRegistrationIDs(null);
    Assert.assertTrue(registrationIds.length == 2);
    Set<String> ids = new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList(registrationIds));
    Assert.assertTrue(ids.contains(registrationId1));
    Assert.assertTrue(ids.contains(registrationId2));
}

Example 5 with AuthConfigFactory

use of jakarta.security.auth.message.config.AuthConfigFactory in project tomcat by apache.

the class TestAuthConfigFactoryImpl method testDetachListenerNonexistingRegistration.

@Test
public void testDetachListenerNonexistingRegistration() {
    AuthConfigFactory factory = new AuthConfigFactoryImpl();
    AuthConfigProvider acp1 = new SimpleAuthConfigProvider(null, null);
    String registrationId = factory.registerConfigProvider(acp1, "L_1", "AC_1", null);
    SimpleRegistrationListener listener1 = new SimpleRegistrationListener("L_1", "AC_1");
    factory.getConfigProvider("L_1", "AC_1", listener1);
    factory.removeRegistration(registrationId);
    String[] registrationIds = factory.detachListener(listener1, "L_1", "AC_1");
    Assert.assertTrue(registrationIds.length == 0);
}