Examples with SmsRouteTree org.forgerock.openam.core.rest.sms.SmsRouteTree used on opensource projects

Example 1 with SmsRouteTree

use of org.forgerock.openam.core.rest.sms.SmsRouteTree in project OpenAM by OpenRock.

the class SmsRequestHandler method addService.

/**
     * Adds routes for the specified service to the provided router. Realm schema routes are added if the
     * {@link #schemaType} is either {@link SchemaType#GLOBAL} (for default values) or
     * {@link SchemaType#ORGANIZATION}. Global schema routes are only added for {@link SchemaType#GLOBAL}.
     *
     * @param sm The ServiceManager instance to use.
     * @param serviceName The name of the service being added.
     * @param serviceVersion The version of the service being added.
     * @return The routes that were configured.
     * @throws SMSException From downstream service manager layer.
     * @throws SSOException From downstream service manager layer.
     */
private Map<SmsRouteTree, Set<RouteMatcher<Request>>> addService(ServiceManager sm, String serviceName, String serviceVersion) throws SMSException, SSOException {
    if (excludedServices.contains(serviceName)) {
        debug.message("Excluding service from REST SMS: {}", serviceName);
        return null;
    }
    ServiceSchemaManager ssm = sm.getSchemaManager(serviceName, serviceVersion);
    String resourceName = EMPTY_PATH.equals(ssm.getResourceName()) ? "" : ssm.getResourceName();
    Map<SmsRouteTree, Set<RouteMatcher<Request>>> routes = new HashMap<>();
    ServiceSchema organizationSchema = ssm.getOrganizationSchema();
    ServiceSchema dynamicSchema = ssm.getDynamicSchema();
    if (schemaType == SchemaType.GLOBAL) {
        ServiceSchema globalSchema = ssm.getGlobalSchema();
        if (hasGlobalSchema(globalSchema)) {
            debug.message("Adding global schema REST SMS endpoints for service: {}", serviceName);
            addGlobalPaths(resourceName, new ArrayList<ServiceSchema>(), globalSchema, organizationSchema, dynamicSchema, routes, DEFAULT_IGNORED_ROUTES, null);
        } else if (organizationSchema != null) {
            debug.message("Adding global schema REST SMS endpoints for service: {}", serviceName);
            addGlobalPaths(resourceName, new ArrayList<ServiceSchema>(), organizationSchema, organizationSchema, dynamicSchema, routes, DEFAULT_IGNORED_ROUTES, null);
        }
    } else {
        if (organizationSchema != null) {
            debug.message("Adding realm schema REST SMS endpoints for service: {}", serviceName);
            addPaths(resourceName, new ArrayList<ServiceSchema>(), organizationSchema, dynamicSchema, routes, DEFAULT_IGNORED_ROUTES, null);
        } else if (dynamicSchema != null) {
            debug.message("Adding realm schema REST SMS endpoints for service: {}", serviceName);
            addPaths(resourceName, new ArrayList<ServiceSchema>(), dynamicSchema, dynamicSchema, routes, DEFAULT_IGNORED_ROUTES, null);
        }
    }
    return routes;
}

Example 2 with SmsRouteTree

use of org.forgerock.openam.core.rest.sms.SmsRouteTree in project OpenAM by OpenRock.

the class SmsRequestHandler method createServices.

/**
     * Creates a {@link Router} for all the registered services, and then assigns that router to the instance so that
     * it will be used for all future requests.
     * @throws SMSException From downstream service manager layer.
     * @throws SSOException From downstream service manager layer.
     */
private synchronized void createServices() throws SSOException, SMSException {
    Map<String, Map<SmsRouteTree, Set<RouteMatcher<Request>>>> serviceRoutes = new HashMap<>();
    ServiceManager sm = getServiceManager();
    Set<String> serviceNames = sm.getServiceNames();
    for (String serviceName : serviceNames) {
        Map<SmsRouteTree, Set<RouteMatcher<Request>>> routes = addService(sm, serviceName, DEFAULT_VERSION);
        if (routes != null) {
            serviceRoutes.put(serviceName, routes);
        }
    }
    if (schemaType == SchemaType.GLOBAL) {
        addServersRoutes(sm, serviceRoutes);
    }
    this.serviceRoutes = serviceRoutes;
}

Example 3 with SmsRouteTree

use of org.forgerock.openam.core.rest.sms.SmsRouteTree in project OpenAM by OpenRock.

the class SmsRequestHandler method addServersRoutes.

private void addServersRoutes(ServiceSchemaManager ssm, Set<RouteMatcher<Request>> serviceRoutes, String parentName, String schemaName) throws SSOException, SMSException {
    ServiceSchema parentSchema = ssm.getGlobalSchema().getSubSchema(parentName);
    ServiceSchema schema = parentSchema.getSubSchema(schemaName);
    HashMap<SmsRouteTree, Set<RouteMatcher<Request>>> routes = new HashMap<>();
    addPaths("", new ArrayList<>(Collections.singletonList(parentSchema)), schema, null, routes, Collections.<Pattern>emptyList(), routeTree);
    serviceRoutes.addAll(routes.get(routeTree));
}

Example 4 with SmsRouteTree

use of org.forgerock.openam.core.rest.sms.SmsRouteTree in project OpenAM by OpenRock.

the class SmsRequestHandler method addRoute.

private Map<SmsRouteTree, Set<RouteMatcher<Request>>> addRoute(ServiceSchema schema, RoutingMode mode, String path, RequestHandler handler, List<Pattern> ignoredRoutes, SmsRouteTree routeTree) {
    for (Pattern ignored : ignoredRoutes) {
        if (ignored.matcher(path).matches()) {
            return emptyMap();
        }
    }
    SmsRouteTree tree = routeTree == null ? this.routeTree.handles(schema.getServiceName()) : routeTree;
    RouteMatcher<Request> route = tree.addRoute(mode, path, handler);
    return Maps.newHashMap(Collections.singletonMap(tree, asSet(route)));
}

Example 5 with SmsRouteTree

use of org.forgerock.openam.core.rest.sms.SmsRouteTree in project OpenAM by OpenRock.

the class SmsRouteTreeTest method shouldHandleAddingRoutes.

@Test(dataProvider = "handleRoutes")
public void shouldHandleAddingRoutes(String serviceName, String resourcePath) {
    //Given
    RequestHandler requestHandler = mock(RequestHandler.class);
    Context context = mock(Context.class);
    ReadRequest request = Requests.newReadRequest(resourcePath + "/handler");
    Promise<AuthorizationResult, ResourceException> successResult = newResultPromise(accessPermitted());
    given(defaultAuthModule.authorizeRead(any(Context.class), any(ReadRequest.class))).willReturn(successResult);
    //When
    SmsRouteTree handlerTree = routeTree.handles(serviceName);
    handlerTree.addRoute(RoutingMode.STARTS_WITH, "/handler", requestHandler);
    routeTree.handleRead(context, request);
    //Then
    verify(requestHandler).handleRead(any(Context.class), any(ReadRequest.class));
}