Examples of org.apache.activemq.shiro.subject.ConnectionSubjectFactory

org.apache.activemq.shiro.subject.ConnectionSubjectFactory

A {@code ConnectionSubjectFactory} creates a {@code Subject} instance that represents the connection client's identity.

Most implementations will simply use the {@link Subject.Builder Subject.Builder} to create an anonymous{@code Subject} instance and let a downstream {@link org.apache.activemq.shiro.authc.AuthenticationFilter} authenticate the {@code Subject} based onany credentials associated with the connection. After authentication, the {@code Subject} will have an identity, andthis is the expected flow for most connection clients.

However, if there is some other data associated with the connection that can be inspected to create a {@code Subject} instance beyond what the {@link DefaultConnectionSubjectFactory} provides, this interface allows thatlogic to be plugged in as necessary. @see DefaultConnectionSubjectFactory @since 5.10.0

    }


    public void setAuthenticationPolicy(AuthenticationPolicy authenticationPolicy) {
        authenticationFilter.setAuthenticationPolicy(authenticationPolicy);
        //also set it on the ConnectionSubjectFactory:
        ConnectionSubjectFactory factory = subjectFilter.getConnectionSubjectFactory();
        if (factory instanceof DefaultConnectionSubjectFactory) {
            ((DefaultConnectionSubjectFactory) factory).setAuthenticationPolicy(authenticationPolicy);
        }
    }

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