Examples with HttpsJwks org.jose4j.jwk.HttpsJwks used on opensource projects

Example 6 with HttpsJwks

use of org.jose4j.jwk.HttpsJwks in project kafka by apache.

the class RefreshingHttpsJwksTest method testBasicScheduleRefresh.

/**
 * Test that a key not previously scheduled for refresh will be scheduled without a refresh.
 */
@Test
public void testBasicScheduleRefresh() throws Exception {
    String keyId = "abc123";
    Time time = new MockTime();
    HttpsJwks httpsJwks = spyHttpsJwks();
    try (RefreshingHttpsJwks refreshingHttpsJwks = getRefreshingHttpsJwks(time, httpsJwks)) {
        refreshingHttpsJwks.init();
        verify(httpsJwks, times(1)).refresh();
        assertTrue(refreshingHttpsJwks.maybeExpediteRefresh(keyId));
        verify(httpsJwks, times(1)).refresh();
    }
}

Example 7 with HttpsJwks

use of org.jose4j.jwk.HttpsJwks in project kafka by apache.

the class RefreshingHttpsJwksTest method testSecondaryRefreshAfterElapsedDelay.

/**
 * Test that if we ask to load a missing key, and then we wait past the sleep time that it will
 * call refresh to load the key.
 */
@Test
public void testSecondaryRefreshAfterElapsedDelay() throws Exception {
    String keyId = "abc123";
    // Unfortunately, we can't mock time here because the
    Time time = MockTime.SYSTEM;
    // scheduled executor doesn't respect it.
    HttpsJwks httpsJwks = spyHttpsJwks();
    try (RefreshingHttpsJwks refreshingHttpsJwks = getRefreshingHttpsJwks(time, httpsJwks)) {
        refreshingHttpsJwks.init();
        verify(httpsJwks, times(1)).refresh();
        assertTrue(refreshingHttpsJwks.maybeExpediteRefresh(keyId));
        time.sleep(REFRESH_MS + 1);
        verify(httpsJwks, times(3)).refresh();
        assertFalse(refreshingHttpsJwks.maybeExpediteRefresh(keyId));
    }
}