Examples of com.sun.enterprise.connectors.authentication.AuthenticationService

Package com.sun.enterprise.connectors.authentication

Examples of com.sun.enterprise.connectors.authentication.AuthenticationService

com.sun.enterprise.connectors.authentication.AuthenticationService
Interface class consisting of methods for securityMap functionality. For a given principal/userGrooup, a mapping is done to a backendPrincipal which is actually used to authenticate/get connection to the backend. @author Srikanth P

            ConnectorRuntime connectorRuntime = ConnectorRuntime.getRuntime();
            if(connectorRuntime.isServer() && 
             (securityContext = SecurityContext.getCurrent()) != null &&
       (callerPrincipal = securityContext.getCallerPrincipal()) != null &&
       (principalSet = securityContext.getPrincipalSet()) != null) {
                AuthenticationService authService = 
                    connectorRuntime.getAuthenticationService(rarName,poolName);
                if(authService != null) {
                    prin = (ResourcePrincipal)authService.mapPrincipal(
                            callerPrincipal, principalSet);
                }
            }


            if (prin == null) {

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            //TODO V3 is SecurityContext.getCurrent() the right way ? Does it need to be injected ?
            if (connectorRuntime.isServer() &&
                    (securityContext = SecurityContext.getCurrent()) != null &&
                    (callerPrincipal = securityContext.getCallerPrincipal()) != null &&
                    (principalSet = securityContext.getPrincipalSet()) != null) {
                AuthenticationService authService =
                        connectorRuntime.getAuthenticationService(rarName, poolInfo);
                if (authService != null) {
                    prin = (ResourcePrincipal) authService.mapPrincipal(
                            callerPrincipal, principalSet);
                }
            }


            if (prin == null) {

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            //TODO V3 is SecurityContext.getCurrent() the right way ? Does it need to be injected ?
            if (connectorRuntime.isServer() &&
                    (securityContext = SecurityContext.getCurrent()) != null &&
                    (callerPrincipal = securityContext.getCallerPrincipal()) != null &&
                    (principalSet = securityContext.getPrincipalSet()) != null) {
                AuthenticationService authService =
                        connectorRuntime.getAuthenticationService(rarName, poolInfo);
                if (authService != null) {
                    prin = (ResourcePrincipal) authService.mapPrincipal(
                            callerPrincipal, principalSet);
                }
            }


            if (prin == null) {

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            //TODO V3 is SecurityContext.getCurrent() the right way ? Does it need to be injected ?
            if (connectorRuntime.isServer() &&
                    (securityContext = SecurityContext.getCurrent()) != null &&
                    (callerPrincipal = securityContext.getCallerPrincipal()) != null &&
                    (principalSet = securityContext.getPrincipalSet()) != null) {
                AuthenticationService authService =
                        connectorRuntime.getAuthenticationService(rarName, poolInfo);
                if (authService != null) {
                    prin = (ResourcePrincipal) authService.mapPrincipal(
                            callerPrincipal, principalSet);
                }
            }


            if (prin == null) {

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