Examples of javax.naming.AuthenticationException

javax.naming.AuthenticationException
This exception is thrown when an authentication error occurs while accessing the naming or directory service. An authentication error can happen, for example, when the credentials supplied by the user program is invalid or otherwise fails to authenticate the user to the naming/directory service.
If the program wants to handle this exception in particular, it should catch AuthenticationException explicitly before attempting to catch NamingException. After catching AuthenticationException, the program could reattempt the authentication by updating the resolved context's environment properties with the appropriate appropriate credentials.
Synchronization and serialization issues that apply to NamingException apply directly here. @author Rosanna Lee @author Scott Seligman @since 1.3

                } else {
                    clientIdentity = securityService.login(realmName, user, pass);
                }
                ClientSecurity.setIdentity(clientIdentity);
            } catch (LoginException e) {
                throw (AuthenticationException) new AuthenticationException("User could not be authenticated: "+user).initCause(e);
            }
        }
    }

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        final AuthenticationResponse res;
        try {
            res = requestAuthorization(req);
        } catch (RemoteException e) {
            throw new AuthenticationException(e.getLocalizedMessage());
        }


        switch (res.getResponseCode()) {
            case ResponseCodes.AUTH_GRANTED:
                client = res.getIdentity();
                break;
            case ResponseCodes.AUTH_REDIRECT:
                client = res.getIdentity();
                server = res.getServer();
                break;
            case ResponseCodes.AUTH_DENIED:
                throw (AuthenticationException) new AuthenticationException("This principle is not authorized.").initCause(res.getDeniedCause());
        }
    }

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/* 110 */       LoginContext lc = new LoginContext(protocol, handler);
/* 111 */       lc.login();
/*     */     }
/*     */     catch (LoginException e)
/*     */     {
/* 115 */       AuthenticationException ex = new AuthenticationException("Failed to login using protocol=" + protocol);
/* 116 */       ex.setRootCause(e);
/* 117 */       throw ex;
/*     */     }
/*     */   }

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/* 84 */       LoginContext lc = new LoginContext(protocol, handler);
/* 85 */       lc.login();
/*    */     }
/*    */     catch (LoginException e)
/*    */     {
/* 89 */       AuthenticationException ex = new AuthenticationException("Failed to login using protocol=" + protocol);
/* 90 */       ex.setRootCause(e);
/* 91 */       throw ex;
/*    */     }
/*    */ 
/* 95 */     Context iniCtx = super.getInitialContext(env);
/* 96 */     return iniCtx;

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                } else {
                    clientIdentity = securityService.login(realmName, user, pass);
                }
                ClientSecurity.setIdentity(clientIdentity);
            } catch (LoginException e) {
                throw (AuthenticationException) new AuthenticationException("User could not be authenticated: "+user).initCause(e);
            }
        }
    }

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        AuthenticationResponse res = null;


        try {
            res = requestAuthorization(req);
        } catch (RemoteException e) {
            throw new AuthenticationException(e.getLocalizedMessage());
        }


        switch (res.getResponseCode()) {
            case ResponseCodes.AUTH_GRANTED:
                client = res.getIdentity();
                break;
            case ResponseCodes.AUTH_REDIRECT:
                client = res.getIdentity();
                server = res.getServer();
                break;
            case ResponseCodes.AUTH_DENIED:
                throw (AuthenticationException) new AuthenticationException("This principle is not authorized.").initCause(res.getDeniedCause());
        }
    }

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         LoginContext lc = new LoginContext(protocol, handler);
         lc.login();
      }
      catch(LoginException e)
      {
         AuthenticationException ex = new AuthenticationException("Failed to login using protocol="+protocol);
         ex.setRootCause(e);
         throw ex;
      }


      // Now return the context using the standard jnp naming context factory
      Context iniCtx = super.getInitialContext(env);

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  public A() {
  }


  @Action
  public void action() throws AuthenticationException {
    throw new AuthenticationException();
  }

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import javax.naming.AuthenticationException;


/** @author <a href="mailto:julien.viet@exoplatform.com">Julien Viet</a> */
public class Bean {
  public Bean() throws Exception {
    throw new AuthenticationException("DON'T FREAK OUT");
  }

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  public A() {
  }


  @Resource
  public void resource() throws AuthenticationException {
    throw new AuthenticationException();
  }

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