Examples with GenerateAndStoreSecretsResponse org.opensmartgridplatform.ws.schema.core.secret.management.GenerateAndStoreSecretsResponse used on opensource projects

Example 1 with GenerateAndStoreSecretsResponse

use of org.opensmartgridplatform.ws.schema.core.secret.management.GenerateAndStoreSecretsResponse in project open-smart-grid-platform by OSGP.

the class SecretManagementServiceTest method testGenerateAndStoreKeys.

@Test
public void testGenerateAndStoreKeys() {
    final List<SecurityKeyType> keyTypes = Arrays.asList(KEY_TYPE);
    final GenerateAndStoreSecretsResponse response = new GenerateAndStoreSecretsResponse();
    response.setResult(OsgpResultType.OK);
    response.setTypedSecrets(new TypedSecrets());
    response.getTypedSecrets().getTypedSecret().add(TYPED_SECRET);
    when(this.secretManagementClient.generateAndStoreSecrets(same(messageMetadata), any())).thenReturn(response);
    when(this.decrypterForProtocolAdapterDlms.decrypt(SOAP_SECRET)).thenReturn(UNENCRYPTED_SECRET);
    // EXECUTE
    final Map<SecurityKeyType, byte[]> keys = this.secretManagementTestService.generate128BitsKeysAndStoreAsNewKeys(messageMetadata, DEVICE_IDENTIFICATION, keyTypes);
    // ASSERT
    assertThat(keys.get(KEY_TYPE)).isEqualTo(UNENCRYPTED_SECRET);
}

Example 2 with GenerateAndStoreSecretsResponse

use of org.opensmartgridplatform.ws.schema.core.secret.management.GenerateAndStoreSecretsResponse in project open-smart-grid-platform by OSGP.

the class SecretManagementService method generate128BitsKeysAndStoreAsNewKeys.

/**
 * Generates a new key that can be used as DLMS master key, authentication key, global unicast
 * encryption key, M-Bus Default key or M-Bus User key.
 *
 * <p>The master keys (DLMS master or M-Bus Default) cannot be changed on a device, but can be
 * generated for use in tests or with simulated devices.
 *
 * @param messageMetadata the metadata of the request message
 * @param deviceIdentification the device identification for which to generate the keys
 * @param keyTypes the requested key types
 * @return a new 128bits key, unencrypted.
 */
public Map<SecurityKeyType, byte[]> generate128BitsKeysAndStoreAsNewKeys(final MessageMetadata messageMetadata, final String deviceIdentification, final List<SecurityKeyType> keyTypes) {
    final SecretTypes secretTypes = new SecretTypes();
    final GenerateAndStoreSecretsRequest request = this.createGenerateAndStoreSecretsRequest(deviceIdentification, secretTypes);
    secretTypes.getSecretType().addAll(keyTypes.stream().map(SecurityKeyType::toSecretType).collect(toList()));
    final GenerateAndStoreSecretsResponse response = this.secretManagementClient.generateAndStoreSecrets(messageMetadata, request);
    final TypedSecrets typedSecrets = response.getTypedSecrets();
    final List<TypedSecret> typedSecretList = typedSecrets.getTypedSecret();
    this.validateGenerateAndStoreResponse(keyTypes, response, typedSecretList);
    return this.convertSoapSecretsToSecretMapByType(typedSecrets.getTypedSecret());
}

Example 3 with GenerateAndStoreSecretsResponse

use of org.opensmartgridplatform.ws.schema.core.secret.management.GenerateAndStoreSecretsResponse in project open-smart-grid-platform by OSGP.

the class SecretManagementEndpoint method generateAndStoreSecrets.

public GenerateAndStoreSecretsResponse generateAndStoreSecrets(final GenerateAndStoreSecretsRequest request) throws OsgpException {
    final GenerateAndStoreSecretsResponse response = new GenerateAndStoreSecretsResponse();
    final SecretTypes soapSecretTypes = request.getSecretTypes();
    final List<SecretType> secretTypeList = this.converter.convertToSecretTypes(soapSecretTypes);
    final List<TypedSecret> typedSecretList = this.secretManagementService.generateAndStoreSecrets(request.getDeviceId(), secretTypeList);
    response.setTypedSecrets(this.converter.convertToSoapTypedSecrets(typedSecretList));
    return response;
}