Examples of NegTokenInit


Examples of jcifs.spnego.NegTokenInit

                contextFlags |= NegTokenInit.CONFIDENTIALITY;
            }
            if (context.getIntegState()) {
                contextFlags |= NegTokenInit.INTEGRITY;
            }
            ret = new NegTokenInit(new String[]{context.getMech().toString()}, contextFlags, mechToken, null).toByteArray();
        }else{
            SpnegoToken spToken = getToken(inputBuf, offset, len);
            byte[] mechToken = spToken.getMechanismToken();
            mechToken = context.initSecContext(
                    mechToken,
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Examples of jcifs.spnego.NegTokenInit

    private SpnegoToken getToken(byte[] token) throws GSSException{
        SpnegoToken spnegoToken = null;
        try{
            switch (token[0]) {
            case (byte) 0x60:
                spnegoToken = new NegTokenInit(token);
                break;
            case (byte) 0xa1:
                spnegoToken = new NegTokenTarg(token);
                break;
            default:
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Examples of org.jboss.security.negotiation.spnego.encoding.NegTokenInit

            // TODO - Ensure no way to fall through with gssToken still null.
            byte[] gssToken = null;
            if (requestMessage instanceof NegTokenInit)
            {
               NegTokenInit negTokenInit = (NegTokenInit) requestMessage;
               List<Oid> mechList = negTokenInit.getMechTypes();

               if (mechList.get(0).equals(kerberos))
               {
                  gssToken = negTokenInit.getMechToken();
               }
               else
               {
                  boolean kerberosSupported = false;
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