Package org.apache.cxf.ws.security.sts.provider.model

Examples of org.apache.cxf.ws.security.sts.provider.model.RequestSecurityTokenResponseCollectionType

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        // prepare response
        RequestSecurityTokenResponseType response = wrapAssertionToResponse(
                tokenType, elementToken, tokenId);

        RequestSecurityTokenResponseCollectionType responseCollection = WS_TRUST_FACTORY
                .createRequestSecurityTokenResponseCollectionType();
        responseCollection.getRequestSecurityTokenResponse().add(response);
        return responseCollection;
    }
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            obj = method.invoke(operationImpl, obj, context);
            if (obj == null) {
                throw new Exception("Error in implementation class.");
            }
            if (obj instanceof RequestSecurityTokenResponseCollectionType) {
                RequestSecurityTokenResponseCollectionType tokenResponse =
                    (RequestSecurityTokenResponseCollectionType)obj;
                response = new JAXBSource(jaxbContext,
                                          new ObjectFactory()
                                          .createRequestSecurityTokenResponseCollection(tokenResponse));
            } else {
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        // prepare response
        RequestSecurityTokenResponseType response = wrapAssertionToResponse(
                tokenProvider.getResponseTokentype(), elementToken, tokenId);

        RequestSecurityTokenResponseCollectionType responseCollection = WS_TRUST_FACTORY
                .createRequestSecurityTokenResponseCollectionType();
        responseCollection.getRequestSecurityTokenResponse().add(response);
        return responseCollection;
    }
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    public RequestSecurityTokenResponseCollectionType issue(
            RequestSecurityTokenType request,
            WebServiceContext context
    ) {
        RequestSecurityTokenResponseType response = issueSingle(request, context);
        RequestSecurityTokenResponseCollectionType responseCollection =
            QNameConstants.WS_TRUST_FACTORY.createRequestSecurityTokenResponseCollectionType();
        responseCollection.getRequestSecurityTokenResponse().add(response);
        return responseCollection;
    }
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    public RequestSecurityTokenResponseCollectionType issue(
            RequestSecurityTokenCollectionType requestCollection,
            WebServiceContext context
    ) {
        RequestSecurityTokenResponseCollectionType responseCollection =
            QNameConstants.WS_TRUST_FACTORY.createRequestSecurityTokenResponseCollectionType();
        for (RequestSecurityTokenType request : requestCollection.getRequestSecurityToken()) {
            RequestSecurityTokenResponseType response = issueSingle(request, context);
            responseCollection.getRequestSecurityTokenResponse().add(response);
        }
        return responseCollection;
    }
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        MessageImpl msg = new MessageImpl();
        WrappedMessageContext msgCtx = new WrappedMessageContext(msg);
        WebServiceContextImpl webServiceContext = new WebServiceContextImpl(msgCtx);
       
        // Issue a token
        RequestSecurityTokenResponseCollectionType response =
            issueOperation.issue(request, webServiceContext);
        List<RequestSecurityTokenResponseType> securityTokenResponse =
            response.getRequestSecurityTokenResponse();
        assertTrue(!securityTokenResponse.isEmpty());
    }
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        encryptionProperties.setEncryptionName("myservicekey");
        service.setEncryptionProperties(encryptionProperties);
       
        // Issue a token - this should work as the Service is configured with an EncryptionName
        RequestSecurityTokenResponseCollectionType response =
            issueOperation.issue(request, webServiceContext);
        List<RequestSecurityTokenResponseType> securityTokenResponse =
            response.getRequestSecurityTokenResponse();
        assertTrue(!securityTokenResponse.isEmpty());
    }
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        MessageImpl msg = new MessageImpl();
        WrappedMessageContext msgCtx = new WrappedMessageContext(msg);
        WebServiceContextImpl webServiceContext = new WebServiceContextImpl(msgCtx);
       
        // Issue a token - this should use a (new) default encryption algorithm as configured
        RequestSecurityTokenResponseCollectionType response =
            issueOperation.issue(request, webServiceContext);
        List<RequestSecurityTokenResponseType> securityTokenResponse =
            response.getRequestSecurityTokenResponse();
        assertTrue(!securityTokenResponse.isEmpty());
       
        encryptionProperties.setEncryptionAlgorithm(WSConstants.KEYTRANSPORT_RSA15);
        try {
            issueOperation.issue(request, webServiceContext);
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        MessageImpl msg = new MessageImpl();
        WrappedMessageContext msgCtx = new WrappedMessageContext(msg);
        WebServiceContextImpl webServiceContext = new WebServiceContextImpl(msgCtx);
       
        // Issue a token
        RequestSecurityTokenResponseCollectionType response =
            issueOperation.issue(request, webServiceContext);
        List<RequestSecurityTokenResponseType> securityTokenResponse =
            response.getRequestSecurityTokenResponse();
        assertTrue(!securityTokenResponse.isEmpty());
       
        // Now specify a non-supported algorithm
        List<String> acceptedAlgorithms = Collections.singletonList(WSConstants.KEYTRANSPORT_RSA15);
        encryptionProperties.setAcceptedEncryptionAlgorithms(acceptedAlgorithms);
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        MessageImpl msg = new MessageImpl();
        WrappedMessageContext msgCtx = new WrappedMessageContext(msg);
        WebServiceContextImpl webServiceContext = new WebServiceContextImpl(msgCtx);
       
        // Issue a token - this should use a (new) default key-wrap algorithm as configured
        RequestSecurityTokenResponseCollectionType response =
            issueOperation.issue(request, webServiceContext);
        List<RequestSecurityTokenResponseType> securityTokenResponse =
            response.getRequestSecurityTokenResponse();
        assertTrue(!securityTokenResponse.isEmpty());
       
        encryptionProperties.setKeyWrapAlgorithm(WSConstants.AES_128);
        try {
            issueOperation.issue(request, webServiceContext);
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