Examples of io.undertow.security.handlers.AuthenticationCallHandler

io.undertow.security.handlers.AuthenticationCallHandler
This is the final {@link HttpHandler} in the security chain, it's purpose is to act as a barrier at the end of the chain toensure authenticate is called after the mechanisms have been associated with the context and the constraint checked. @author Darran Lofthouse

        };
    }


    protected void setAuthenticationChain() {
        HttpHandler current = new ResponseHandler();
        current = new AuthenticationCallHandler(current);
        current = new AuthenticationConstraintHandler(current);


        current = new AuthenticationMechanismsHandler(current, getTestMechanisms());
        auditReceiver.takeNotifications(); // Ensure empty on initialisation.
        current = new NotificationReceiverHandler(current, Collections.<NotificationReceiver> singleton(auditReceiver));

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        final LoginConfig loginConfig = deploymentInfo.getLoginConfig();


        HttpHandler current = initialHandler;


        final SecurityPathMatches securityPathMatches = buildSecurityConstraints();
        current = new AuthenticationCallHandler(current);
        if(!securityPathMatches.isEmpty()) {
            current = new ServletAuthenticationConstraintHandler(current);
        }
        current = new ServletConfidentialityConstraintHandler(deploymentInfo.getConfidentialPortManager(), current);
        if(!securityPathMatches.isEmpty()) {

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        server.start();
    }


    private static HttpHandler addSecurity(final HttpHandler toWrap, final IdentityManager identityManager) {
        HttpHandler handler = toWrap;
        handler = new AuthenticationCallHandler(handler);
        handler = new AuthenticationConstraintHandler(handler);
        final List<AuthenticationMechanism> mechanisms = Collections.<AuthenticationMechanism>singletonList(new BasicAuthenticationMechanism("My Realm"));
        handler = new AuthenticationMechanismsHandler(handler, mechanisms);
        handler = new SecurityInitialHandler(AuthenticationMode.PRO_ACTIVE, identityManager, handler);
        return handler;

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        HttpHandler current = initialHandler;
        current = new SSLInformationAssociationHandler(current);


        final SecurityPathMatches securityPathMatches = buildSecurityConstraints();
        current = new AuthenticationCallHandler(current);
        if (!securityPathMatches.isEmpty()) {
            current = new ServletAuthenticationConstraintHandler(current);
        }
        current = new ServletConfidentialityConstraintHandler(deploymentInfo.getConfidentialPortManager(), current);
        if (!securityPathMatches.isEmpty()) {

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        HttpHandler current = initialHandler;
        current = new SSLInformationAssociationHandler(current);


        final SecurityPathMatches securityPathMatches = buildSecurityConstraints();
        current = new AuthenticationCallHandler(current);
        if (!securityPathMatches.isEmpty()) {
            current = new ServletAuthenticationConstraintHandler(current);
        }
        current = new ServletConfidentialityConstraintHandler(deploymentInfo.getConfidentialPortManager(), current);
        if (!securityPathMatches.isEmpty()) {

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        final LoginConfig loginConfig = deploymentInfo.getLoginConfig();


        HttpHandler current = initialHandler;


        final SecurityPathMatches securityPathMatches = buildSecurityConstraints();
        current = new AuthenticationCallHandler(current);
        if(!securityPathMatches.isEmpty()) {
            current = new ServletAuthenticationConstraintHandler(current);
        }
        current = new ServletConfidentialityConstraintHandler(deploymentInfo.getConfidentialPortManager(), current);
        if(!securityPathMatches.isEmpty()) {

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        }
        HttpHandler current = initialHandler;
        current = new SSLInformationAssociationHandler(current);


        final SecurityPathMatches securityPathMatches = buildSecurityConstraints();
        current = new AuthenticationCallHandler(current);
        if (!securityPathMatches.isEmpty()) {
            current = new ServletAuthenticationConstraintHandler(current);
        }
        current = new ServletConfidentialityConstraintHandler(deploymentInfo.getConfidentialPortManager(), current);
        if (!securityPathMatches.isEmpty()) {

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        if (config == null) {
            return toWrap;
        }
        HttpHandler handler = toWrap;
        //TODO: we need a way of specifying fine grained login constrains
        handler = new AuthenticationCallHandler(handler);
        handler = new AuthenticationConstraintHandler(handler);
        final List<AuthenticationMechanism> mechanisms = new ArrayList<AuthenticationMechanism>();
        if (config.basic) {
            mechanisms.add(new BasicAuthenticationMechanism(config.realmName));
        }

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        }
        HttpHandler current = initialHandler;
        current = new SSLInformationAssociationHandler(current);


        final SecurityPathMatches securityPathMatches = buildSecurityConstraints();
        current = new AuthenticationCallHandler(current);
        if (!securityPathMatches.isEmpty()) {
            current = new ServletAuthenticationConstraintHandler(current);
        }
        current = new ServletConfidentialityConstraintHandler(deploymentInfo.getConfidentialPortManager(), current);
        if (!securityPathMatches.isEmpty()) {

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        server.start();
    }


    private static HttpHandler addSecurity(final HttpHandler toWrap, final IdentityManager identityManager) {
        HttpHandler handler = toWrap;
        handler = new AuthenticationCallHandler(handler);
        handler = new AuthenticationConstraintHandler(handler);
        final List<AuthenticationMechanism> mechanisms = Collections.<AuthenticationMechanism>singletonList(new BasicAuthenticationMechanism("My Realm"));
        handler = new AuthenticationMechanismsHandler(handler, mechanisms);
        handler = new SecurityInitialHandler(AuthenticationMode.PRO_ACTIVE, identityManager, handler);
        return handler;

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