Examples with MockServerLogger org.mockserver.logging.MockServerLogger used on opensource projects

Example 1 with MockServerLogger

use of org.mockserver.logging.MockServerLogger in project signers by ConsenSys.

the class HashicorpIntegrationTest method hashicorpVaultReturnsEncryptionKeyOverTls.

@Test
void hashicorpVaultReturnsEncryptionKeyOverTls() throws IOException {
    KeyStoreFactory keyStoreFactory = new KeyStoreFactory(new MockServerLogger());
    keyStoreFactory.loadOrCreateKeyStore();
    HttpsURLConnection.setDefaultSSLSocketFactory(keyStoreFactory.sslContext().getSocketFactory());
    final ClientAndServer clientAndServer = new ClientAndServer(0);
    clientAndServer.when(request().withPath(".*")).respond(response().withStatusCode(200).withBody("{\"data\":{\"data\":{\"value\":\"" + EXPECTED_KEY_STRING + "\"}}}"));
    final Path configFile = createConfigFile(DEFAULT_HOST, clientAndServer.getLocalPort(), ROOT_TOKEN, KEY_PATH, null, TIMEOUT_MILLISECONDS, true, "JKS", keyStoreFactory.keyStoreFileName, KeyStoreFactory.KEY_STORE_PASSWORD);
    final HashicorpKeyConfig keyConfig = TomlConfigLoader.fromToml(configFile, null);
    final HashicorpConnection connection = factory.create(keyConfig.getConnectionParams());
    final String keyFetched = connection.fetchKey(keyConfig.getKeyDefinition());
    assertThat(keyFetched).isEqualTo(EXPECTED_KEY_STRING);
}

Example 2 with MockServerLogger

use of org.mockserver.logging.MockServerLogger in project mockserver by mock-server.

the class X509GeneratorTest method shouldCreateClientCertificateWithDomainsComponentsWithNumbersInSANs.

@Test
public void shouldCreateClientCertificateWithDomainsComponentsWithNumbersInSANs() throws Exception {
    // given
    X509Generator x509Generator = new X509Generator(new MockServerLogger());
    String[] domainNames = { "57bob.com", "bob57.com", "localhost.23foo.com", "127.0.0.1" };
    // and - a certificate siging request with SANs
    CertificateSigningRequest csr = new CertificateSigningRequest().setCommonName(ROOT_COMMON_NAME).setKeyPairSize(KEY_SIZE);
    csr.addSubjectAlternativeNames(domainNames);
    // and - and a root keypair
    X509AndPrivateKey pemRootKeyPair = x509Generator.generateRootX509AndPrivateKey(csr);
    // when - a certificate has been successfully generated
    X509AndPrivateKey keyPair = x509Generator.generateLeafX509AndPrivateKey(csr, buildDistinguishedName(ROOT_COMMON_NAME), pemRootKeyPair.getPrivateKey(), x509FromPEM(pemRootKeyPair.getCert()));
    X509Certificate x509Certificate = x509FromPEM(keyPair.getCert());
    // then - the correct number of SANs should be present
    Collection<List<?>> subjectAlternativeNames = x509Certificate.getSubjectAlternativeNames();
    assertEquals(4, subjectAlternativeNames.size());
    // and - the correct values are contained in the correct order
    List<?> collect = subjectAlternativeNames.stream().map(subjectAlternativeName -> subjectAlternativeName.get(1)).collect(Collectors.toList());
    assertThat(collect, containsInAnyOrder(domainNames));
}

Example 3 with MockServerLogger

use of org.mockserver.logging.MockServerLogger in project mockserver by mock-server.

the class X509GeneratorTest method shouldCreateRootCertificateThatCanBePEMEncodedAndDecoded.

@Test
public void shouldCreateRootCertificateThatCanBePEMEncodedAndDecoded() throws Exception {
    // given
    X509Generator x509Generator = new X509Generator(new MockServerLogger());
    // when - a key pair is generated
    X509AndPrivateKey keyPair = x509Generator.generateRootX509AndPrivateKey(csr);
    // then - validate pem decoding/encoding of the private key
    assertEquals(keyPair.getPrivateKey(), privateKeyToPEM(privateKeyBytesFromPEM(keyPair.getPrivateKey())));
    // and - validate pem decoding/encoding of the cert
    assertEquals(keyPair.getCert(), certToPEM(certFromPem(keyPair.getCert())));
}

Example 4 with MockServerLogger

use of org.mockserver.logging.MockServerLogger in project mockserver by mock-server.

the class X509GeneratorTest method shouldCreateRootCertificateWithPositiveSerialNumber.

@Test
public void shouldCreateRootCertificateWithPositiveSerialNumber() throws Exception {
    // given
    X509Generator x509Generator = new X509Generator(new MockServerLogger());
    // when - a key pair is generated
    X509AndPrivateKey keyPair = x509Generator.generateRootX509AndPrivateKey(csr);
    X509Certificate x509Certificate = x509FromPEM(keyPair.getCert());
    assertTrue("The ca cert serial number is non-negative", x509Certificate.getSerialNumber().compareTo(BigInteger.ZERO) > 0);
}

Example 5 with MockServerLogger

use of org.mockserver.logging.MockServerLogger in project mockserver by mock-server.

the class X509GeneratorTest method shouldCreateClientCertificateWithEmptySANs.

@Test
public void shouldCreateClientCertificateWithEmptySANs() throws Exception {
    // given
    X509Generator x509Generator = new X509Generator(new MockServerLogger());
    // and - a certificate signing request with SANs
    CertificateSigningRequest csr = new CertificateSigningRequest().setCommonName(ROOT_COMMON_NAME).setKeyPairSize(KEY_SIZE);
    csr.addSubjectAlternativeNames();
    // and - and a root keypair
    X509AndPrivateKey pemRootKeyPair = x509Generator.generateRootX509AndPrivateKey(csr);
    // when - a certificate has been successfully generated
    X509AndPrivateKey keyPair = x509Generator.generateLeafX509AndPrivateKey(csr, buildDistinguishedName(ROOT_COMMON_NAME), pemRootKeyPair.getPrivateKey(), x509FromPEM(pemRootKeyPair.getCert()));
    X509Certificate x509Certificate = x509FromPEM(keyPair.getCert());
    // then - the no SANs should be present
    Collection<List<?>> subjectAlternativeNames = x509Certificate.getSubjectAlternativeNames();
    assertNull(subjectAlternativeNames);
}