Examples with IOpaqueCredentials org.apereo.portal.security.IOpaqueCredentials used on opensource projects

Example 1 with IOpaqueCredentials

use of org.apereo.portal.security.IOpaqueCredentials in project uPortal by Jasig.

the class CachedPasswordUserInfoService method getPassword.

/**
     * Retrieves the users password by iterating over the user's security contexts and returning the
     * first available cached password.
     *
     * @param baseContext The security context to start looking for a password from.
     * @return the users password
     */
private String getPassword(ISecurityContext baseContext) {
    String password = null;
    IOpaqueCredentials oc = baseContext.getOpaqueCredentials();
    if (oc instanceof NotSoOpaqueCredentials) {
        NotSoOpaqueCredentials nsoc = (NotSoOpaqueCredentials) oc;
        password = nsoc.getCredentials();
    }
    // If still no password, loop through subcontexts to find cached credentials
    Enumeration en = baseContext.getSubContexts();
    while (password == null && en.hasMoreElements()) {
        ISecurityContext subContext = (ISecurityContext) en.nextElement();
        password = this.getPassword(subContext);
    }
    return password;
}

Example 2 with IOpaqueCredentials

use of org.apereo.portal.security.IOpaqueCredentials in project uPortal by Jasig.

the class Authentication method setContextParameters.

/**
     * Get the principal and credential for a specific context and store them in the context.
     *
     * @param principals
     * @param credentials
     * @param ctxName
     * @param securityContext
     * @param person
     */
public void setContextParameters(Map<String, String> principals, Map<String, String> credentials, String ctxName, ISecurityContext securityContext, IPerson person) {
    if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
        final StringBuilder msg = new StringBuilder();
        msg.append("Preparing to authenticate;  setting parameters for context name '").append(ctxName).append("', context class '").append(securityContext.getClass().getName()).append("'");
        // Display principalTokens...
        msg.append("\n\t Available Principal Tokens");
        for (final Object o : principals.entrySet()) {
            final Map.Entry<?, ?> y = (Map.Entry<?, ?>) o;
            msg.append("\n\t\t").append(y.getKey()).append("=").append(y.getValue());
        }
        // Keep credentialTokens secret, but indicate whether they were provided...
        msg.append("\n\t Available Credential Tokens");
        for (final Object o : credentials.entrySet()) {
            final Map.Entry<?, ?> y = (Map.Entry<?, ?>) o;
            final String val = (String) y.getValue();
            String valWasSpecified = null;
            if (val != null) {
                valWasSpecified = val.trim().length() == 0 ? "empty" : "provided";
            }
            msg.append("\n\t\t").append(y.getKey()).append(" was ").append(valWasSpecified);
        }
        log.debug(msg.toString());
    }
    String username = principals.get(ctxName);
    String credential = credentials.get(ctxName);
    // If username or credential are null, this indicates that the token was not
    // set in security.properties. We will then use the value for root.
    username = username != null ? username : (String) principals.get(BASE_CONTEXT_NAME);
    credential = credential != null ? credential : (String) credentials.get(BASE_CONTEXT_NAME);
    if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
        log.debug("Authentication::setContextParameters() username: " + username);
    }
    // Retrieve and populate an instance of the principal object
    final IPrincipal principalInstance = securityContext.getPrincipalInstance();
    if (username != null && !username.equals("")) {
        principalInstance.setUID(username);
    }
    // Retrieve and populate an instance of the credentials object
    final IOpaqueCredentials credentialsInstance = securityContext.getOpaqueCredentialsInstance();
    if (credentialsInstance != null) {
        credentialsInstance.setCredentials(credential);
    }
}