Examples with Publish org.openecard.common.interfaces.Publish used on opensource projects

Example 6 with Publish

use of org.openecard.common.interfaces.Publish in project open-ecard by ecsec.

the class TinySAL method dataSetSelect.

/**
 * The DataSetSelect function selects a data set in a card application.
 * See BSI-TR-03112-4, version 1.1.2, section 3.4.3.
 *
 * @param request DataSetSelect
 * @return DataSetSelectResponse
 */
@Publish
@Override
public DataSetSelectResponse dataSetSelect(DataSetSelect request) {
    DataSetSelectResponse response = WSHelper.makeResponse(DataSetSelectResponse.class, WSHelper.makeResultOK());
    try {
        ConnectionHandleType connectionHandle = SALUtils.getConnectionHandle(request);
        CardStateEntry cardStateEntry = SALUtils.getCardStateEntry(states, connectionHandle);
        byte[] applicationID = connectionHandle.getCardApplication();
        String dataSetName = request.getDataSetName();
        Assert.assertIncorrectParameter(dataSetName, "The parameter DataSetName is empty.");
        CardInfoWrapper cardInfoWrapper = cardStateEntry.getInfo();
        DataSetInfoType dataSetInfo = cardInfoWrapper.getDataSet(dataSetName, applicationID);
        Assert.assertNamedEntityNotFound(dataSetInfo, "The given DataSet cannot be found.");
        Assert.securityConditionDataSet(cardStateEntry, applicationID, dataSetName, NamedDataServiceActionName.DATA_SET_SELECT);
        byte[] fileID = dataSetInfo.getDataSetPath().getEfIdOrPath();
        byte[] slotHandle = connectionHandle.getSlotHandle();
        CardResponseAPDU result = CardUtils.selectFileWithOptions(env.getDispatcher(), slotHandle, fileID, null, CardUtils.FCP_RESPONSE_DATA);
        FCP fcp = null;
        if (result != null && result.getData().length > 0) {
            try {
                fcp = new FCP(result.getData());
            } catch (TLVException ex) {
                LOG.warn("Invalid FCP received.");
            }
        }
        if (fcp == null) {
            LOG.info("Using fake FCP.");
            fcp = new FCP(createFakeFCP(Arrays.copyOfRange(fileID, fileID.length - 2, fileID.length)));
        }
        cardStateEntry.setFCPOfSelectedEF(fcp);
    } catch (ECardException e) {
        response.setResult(e.getResult());
    } catch (Exception e) {
        LOG.error(e.getMessage(), e);
        throwThreadKillException(e);
        response.setResult(WSHelper.makeResult(e));
    }
    return response;
}

Example 7 with Publish

use of org.openecard.common.interfaces.Publish in project open-ecard by ecsec.

the class TinySAL method didAuthenticate.

/**
 * The DIDAuthenticate function can be used to execute an authentication protocol using a DID addressed by DIDName.
 * See BSI-TR-03112-4, version 1.1.2, section 3.6.6.
 *
 * @param request DIDAuthenticate
 * @return DIDAuthenticateResponse
 */
@Publish
@Override
public DIDAuthenticateResponse didAuthenticate(DIDAuthenticate request) {
    DIDAuthenticateResponse response = WSHelper.makeResponse(DIDAuthenticateResponse.class, WSHelper.makeResultOK());
    try {
        ConnectionHandleType connectionHandle = SALUtils.getConnectionHandle(request);
        DIDAuthenticationDataType didAuthenticationData = request.getAuthenticationProtocolData();
        Assert.assertIncorrectParameter(didAuthenticationData, "The parameter AuthenticationProtocolData is empty.");
        String protocolURI = didAuthenticationData.getProtocol();
        // FIXME: workaround for missing protocol URI from eID-Servers
        if (protocolURI == null) {
            LOG.warn("ProtocolURI was null");
            protocolURI = ECardConstants.Protocol.EAC_GENERIC;
        } else if (protocolURI.equals("urn:oid:1.0.24727.3.0.0.7.2")) {
            LOG.warn("ProtocolURI was urn:oid:1.0.24727.3.0.0.7.2");
            protocolURI = ECardConstants.Protocol.EAC_GENERIC;
        }
        didAuthenticationData.setProtocol(protocolURI);
        SALProtocol protocol = getProtocol(connectionHandle, request.getDIDScope(), protocolURI);
        if (protocol.hasNextStep(FunctionType.DIDAuthenticate)) {
            response = protocol.didAuthenticate(request);
            removeFinishedProtocol(connectionHandle, protocolURI, protocol);
        } else {
            throw new InappropriateProtocolForActionException("DIDAuthenticate", protocol.toString());
        }
    } catch (ECardException e) {
        response.setResult(e.getResult());
    } catch (Exception e) {
        LOG.error(e.getMessage(), e);
        throwThreadKillException(e);
        response.setResult(WSHelper.makeResult(e));
    }
    return response;
}

Example 8 with Publish

use of org.openecard.common.interfaces.Publish in project open-ecard by ecsec.

the class TinySAL method hash.

/**
 * The Hash function calculates the hash value of a transmitted message.
 * See BSI-TR-03112-4, version 1.1.2, section 3.5.4.
 *
 * @param request Hash
 * @return HashResponse
 */
@Publish
@Override
public HashResponse hash(Hash request) {
    HashResponse response = WSHelper.makeResponse(HashResponse.class, WSHelper.makeResultOK());
    try {
        ConnectionHandleType connectionHandle = SALUtils.getConnectionHandle(request);
        CardStateEntry cardStateEntry = SALUtils.getCardStateEntry(states, connectionHandle, false);
        byte[] applicationID = cardStateEntry.getCurrentCardApplication().getApplicationIdentifier();
        String didName = SALUtils.getDIDName(request);
        byte[] message = request.getMessage();
        Assert.assertIncorrectParameter(message, "The parameter Message is empty.");
        DIDScopeType didScope = request.getDIDScope();
        if (didScope == null) {
            didScope = DIDScopeType.LOCAL;
        }
        if (didScope.equals(DIDScopeType.LOCAL)) {
            byte[] necesssaryApp = cardStateEntry.getInfo().getApplicationIdByDidName(didName, didScope);
            if (!Arrays.equals(necesssaryApp, applicationID)) {
                String msg = "Wrong application for executing Hash with the specified DID " + didName + ".";
                throw new SecurityConditionNotSatisfiedException(msg);
            }
        }
        DIDStructureType didStructure = cardStateEntry.getDIDStructure(didName, didScope);
        Assert.assertNamedEntityNotFound(didStructure, "The given DIDName cannot be found.");
        String protocolURI = didStructure.getDIDMarker().getProtocol();
        SALProtocol protocol = getProtocol(connectionHandle, request.getDIDScope(), protocolURI);
        if (protocol.hasNextStep(FunctionType.Hash)) {
            response = protocol.hash(request);
            removeFinishedProtocol(connectionHandle, protocolURI, protocol);
        } else {
            throw new InappropriateProtocolForActionException("Hash", protocol.toString());
        }
    } catch (ECardException e) {
        response.setResult(e.getResult());
    } catch (Exception e) {
        LOG.error(e.getMessage(), e);
        throwThreadKillException(e);
        response.setResult(WSHelper.makeResult(e));
    }
    return response;
}

Example 9 with Publish

use of org.openecard.common.interfaces.Publish in project open-ecard by ecsec.

the class TinySAL method getRandom.

/**
 * The GetRandom function returns a random number which is suitable for authentication with the DID addressed with
 * DIDName.
 * See BSI-TR-03112-4, version 1.1.2, section 3.5.3.
 *
 * @param request GetRandom
 * @return GetRandomResponse
 */
@Publish
@Override
public GetRandomResponse getRandom(GetRandom request) {
    GetRandomResponse response = WSHelper.makeResponse(GetRandomResponse.class, WSHelper.makeResultOK());
    try {
        ConnectionHandleType connectionHandle = SALUtils.getConnectionHandle(request);
        CardStateEntry cardStateEntry = SALUtils.getCardStateEntry(states, connectionHandle, false);
        byte[] applicationID = cardStateEntry.getCurrentCardApplication().getApplicationIdentifier();
        String didName = SALUtils.getDIDName(request);
        DIDScopeType didScope = request.getDIDScope();
        if (didScope == null) {
            didScope = DIDScopeType.LOCAL;
        }
        if (didScope.equals(DIDScopeType.LOCAL)) {
            byte[] necessaryApp = cardStateEntry.getInfo().getApplicationIdByDidName(didName, didScope);
            if (!Arrays.equals(necessaryApp, applicationID)) {
                throw new SecurityConditionNotSatisfiedException("The wrong application is selected for getRandom()");
            }
        }
        DIDStructureType didStructure = cardStateEntry.getDIDStructure(didName, didScope);
        Assert.assertNamedEntityNotFound(didStructure, "The given DIDName cannot be found.");
        String protocolURI = didStructure.getDIDMarker().getProtocol();
        SALProtocol protocol = getProtocol(connectionHandle, request.getDIDScope(), protocolURI);
        if (protocol.hasNextStep(FunctionType.GetRandom)) {
            response = protocol.getRandom(request);
            removeFinishedProtocol(connectionHandle, protocolURI, protocol);
        } else {
            throw new InappropriateProtocolForActionException("GetRandom", protocol.toString());
        }
    } catch (ECardException e) {
        response.setResult(e.getResult());
    } catch (Exception e) {
        LOG.error(e.getMessage(), e);
        throwThreadKillException(e);
        response.setResult(WSHelper.makeResult(e));
    }
    return response;
}

Example 10 with Publish

use of org.openecard.common.interfaces.Publish in project open-ecard by ecsec.

the class TinySAL method cardApplicationList.

/**
 * The CardApplicationList function returns a list of the available card applications on an eCard.
 * See BSI-TR-03112-4, version 1.1.2, section 3.3.1.
 *
 * @param request CardApplicationList
 * @return CardApplicationListResponse
 */
@Publish
@Override
public CardApplicationListResponse cardApplicationList(CardApplicationList request) {
    CardApplicationListResponse response = WSHelper.makeResponse(CardApplicationListResponse.class, WSHelper.makeResultOK());
    try {
        ConnectionHandleType connectionHandle = SALUtils.getConnectionHandle(request);
        CardStateEntry cardStateEntry = SALUtils.getCardStateEntry(states, connectionHandle, false);
        /*
		TR-03112-4 section 3.3.2 states that the alpha application have to be connected with
		CardApplicationConnect.
		In case of using CardInfo file descriptions this is not necessary because we just work on a file.
	    */
        // byte[] cardApplicationID = connectionHandle.getCardApplication();
        // Assert.securityConditionApplication(cardStateEntry, cardApplicationID,
        // CardApplicationServiceActionName.CARD_APPLICATION_LIST);
        CardInfoWrapper cardInfoWrapper = cardStateEntry.getInfo();
        CardApplicationNameList cardApplicationNameList = new CardApplicationNameList();
        cardApplicationNameList.getCardApplicationName().addAll(cardInfoWrapper.getCardApplicationNameList());
        response.setCardApplicationNameList(cardApplicationNameList);
    } catch (ECardException e) {
        response.setResult(e.getResult());
    } catch (Exception e) {
        LOG.error(e.getMessage(), e);
        throwThreadKillException(e);
        response.setResult(WSHelper.makeResult(e));
    }
    return response;
}