Examples of com.sun.xml.ws.api.security.CallbackHandlerFeature

com.sun.xml.ws.api.security.CallbackHandlerFeature

{@link WebServiceFeature} that controls {@link CallbackHandler} used during security related processingof Metro.

This rather untyped, low-level and user-unfriendly {@link CallbackHandler} object controls many details of the securityprocessing at runtime, such as locating {@link CertStore} or {@link KeyStore}. While we'd like to provide a higher level features for common configurations, this feature works as an catch-all escape hatch.

See {@link com.sun.xml.wss.impl.misc.DefaultCallbackHandler#handle(javax.security.auth.callback.Callback[])}implementation as an example of what callback {@link CallbackHandler} receives (note that this defaultimplementation class itself is not a committed part of Metro.)

This feature allows you to pass in an instance of {@link CallbackHandler} unlike{@code } assertion, which makes it convenient to pass in some statefrom the calling application into {@link CallbackHandler}. @author Kohsuke Kawaguchi @since Metro 1.5

        return retPacket;
    }


    private CallbackHandler configureServerHandler(Set<PolicyAssertion> configAssertions, Properties props) {
        //Properties props = new Properties();
        CallbackHandlerFeature cbFeature =
                tubeConfig.getBinding().getFeature(CallbackHandlerFeature.class);
        if (cbFeature != null) {
            return cbFeature.getHandler();
        }
        String ret = populateConfigProperties(configAssertions, props);
        try {
            if (ret != null) {
                Object obj = loadClass(ret).newInstance();

        }
    }
    //TODO use constants here


    private CallbackHandler configureClientHandler(Set<PolicyAssertion> configAssertions, Properties props) {
        CallbackHandlerFeature chf = tubeConfig.getBinding().getFeature(CallbackHandlerFeature.class);
        if (chf != null) {
            return chf.getHandler();
        }


        //Properties props = new Properties();
        String ret = populateConfigProperties(configAssertions, props);
        try {

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