Examples of javax.security.auth.message.MessagePolicy

javax.security.auth.message.MessagePolicy
This class defines a message authentication policy. A ClientAuthContext uses this class to communicate ( at module initialization time) request and response message protection policies to its ClientAuthModule objects. A ServerAuthContext uses this class to communicate request and response message protection policies to its ServerAuthModule objects. @author Anil Saldhana@jboss.org @author Charlie Lai, Ron Monzillo (Javadoc for JSR-196) @since May 11, 2006 @version $Revision: 64016 $

            }
            return null;
        }


        // check whether a policy is set
        MessagePolicy reqP =
            (requestPolicy != null || responsePolicy != null) ?
            requestPolicy : 
            idEntry.requestPolicy;  //default;        


        MessagePolicy respP =
            (requestPolicy != null || responsePolicy != null) ?
            responsePolicy : 
            idEntry.responsePolicy;  //default;        


        // optimization: if policy was not set, return null

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    policies = AuthMessagePolicy.getHttpServletPolicies
        (authContextID);
            
      }


            MessagePolicy requestPolicy = policies[0];
            MessagePolicy responsePolicy = policies[1];


            Entry entry = getEntry(layer, providerID,
                    requestPolicy, responsePolicy, type);


            return (entry != null)?

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                    })
                );
            }
        }


        return new MessagePolicy(
                 targetPolicies.toArray(
                        new TargetPolicy[targetPolicies.size()]),
                 mandatory);
    }

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                        new TargetPolicy[targetPolicies.size()]),
                 mandatory);
    }


    public static MessagePolicy getMessagePolicy(ProtectionDescriptor pd) {
  MessagePolicy messagePolicy = null;
        if (pd != null) {
            String source = pd.getAttributeValue
                (ProtectionDescriptor.AUTH_SOURCE);
            String recipient = pd.getAttributeValue
                (ProtectionDescriptor.AUTH_RECIPIENT);

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    public static MessagePolicy[] 
    getSOAPPolicies( MessageSecurityBindingDescriptor binding, 
         String operation, boolean onePolicy) {


  MessagePolicy requestPolicy = null;
  MessagePolicy responsePolicy = null;


        if (binding != null) {
            ArrayList msgSecDescs = null;
            String layer = binding.getAttributeValue
                (MessageSecurityBindingDescriptor.AUTH_LAYER);

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                    })
                );
            }
        }


        return new MessagePolicy(
                 targetPolicies.toArray(
                        new TargetPolicy[targetPolicies.size()]),
                 mandatory);
    }

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                        new TargetPolicy[targetPolicies.size()]),
                 mandatory);
    }


    public static MessagePolicy getMessagePolicy(ProtectionDescriptor pd) {
  MessagePolicy messagePolicy = null;
        if (pd != null) {
            String source = pd.getAttributeValue
                (ProtectionDescriptor.AUTH_SOURCE);
            String recipient = pd.getAttributeValue
                (ProtectionDescriptor.AUTH_RECIPIENT);

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    public static MessagePolicy[] 
    getSOAPPolicies( MessageSecurityBindingDescriptor binding, 
         String operation, boolean onePolicy) {


  MessagePolicy requestPolicy = null;
  MessagePolicy responsePolicy = null;


        if (binding != null) {
            ArrayList msgSecDescs = null;
            String layer = binding.getAttributeValue
                (MessageSecurityBindingDescriptor.AUTH_LAYER);

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            throws IOException {


        String id = pConfig.getProviderId();
        String type = pConfig.getProviderType();
        String moduleClass = pConfig.getClassName();
        MessagePolicy requestPolicy = parsePolicy(pConfig.getRequestPolicy());
        MessagePolicy responsePolicy = parsePolicy(pConfig.getResponsePolicy());


        // get the module options


        Map options = new HashMap();
        String key;

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            throws IOException {


        String id = pConfig.getProviderId();
        String type = pConfig.getProviderType();
        String moduleClass = pConfig.getClassName();
        MessagePolicy requestPolicy = parsePolicy(pConfig.getRequestPolicy());
        MessagePolicy responsePolicy = parsePolicy(pConfig.getResponsePolicy());


        // get the module options


        Map options = new HashMap();
        String key;

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