Package org.apache.qpid.server.model

Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.model.User

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        final Map<String, Object> childAttrs = new HashMap<String, Object>();

        childAttrs.put(User.NAME, getTestName());
        childAttrs.put(User.PASSWORD, "password");
        User user = _authManager.addChild(User.class, childAttrs);
        assertNotNull("User should be created but addChild returned null", user);
        assertEquals(getTestName(), user.getName());
        // password shouldn't actually be the given string, but instead salt and the hashed value
        assertFalse("Password shouldn't actually be the given string, but instead salt and the hashed value", "password".equals(user.getPassword()));

        AuthenticationResult authResult =
                _authManager.authenticate(getTestName(), "password");

        assertEquals("User should authenticate with given password", AuthenticationResult.AuthenticationStatus.SUCCESS, authResult.getStatus());

        assertEquals("Manager should have exactly one user child",1, _authManager.getChildren(User.class).size());
        assertEquals("Manager should have exactly one user child",1, _authManager.getUsers().size());


        user.delete();

        assertEquals("No users should be present after child deletion", 0, _authManager.getChildren(User.class).size());


        authResult = _authManager.authenticate(getTestName(), "password");
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    public void testCreateUser()
    {
        assertEquals("No users should be present before the test starts", 0, _authManager.getChildren(User.class).size());
        assertTrue(_authManager.createUser(getTestName(), "password", Collections.<String, String>emptyMap()));
        assertEquals("Manager should have exactly one user child",1, _authManager.getChildren(User.class).size());
        User user = _authManager.getChildren(User.class).iterator().next();
        assertEquals(getTestName(), user.getName());
        // password shouldn't actually be the given string, but instead salt and the hashed value
        assertFalse("Password shouldn't actually be the given string, but instead salt and the hashed value", "password".equals(user.getPassword()));
        final Map<String, Object> childAttrs = new HashMap<String, Object>();

        childAttrs.put(User.NAME, getTestName());
        childAttrs.put(User.PASSWORD, "password");
        try
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        final Map<String, Object> childAttrs = new HashMap<String, Object>();

        childAttrs.put(User.NAME, getTestName());
        childAttrs.put(User.PASSWORD, "password");
        User user = _authManager.addChild(User.class, childAttrs);
        assertNotNull("User should be created but addChild returned null", user);
        assertEquals(getTestName(), user.getName());
        if(!isPlain())
        {
            // password shouldn't actually be the given string, but instead hashed value
            assertFalse("Password shouldn't actually be the given string, but instead hashed value",
                        "password".equals(user.getPassword()));
        }

        AuthenticationResult authResult =
                _authManager.authenticate(getTestName(), "password");

        assertEquals("User should authenticate with given password", AuthenticationResult.AuthenticationStatus.SUCCESS, authResult.getStatus());

        assertEquals("Manager should have exactly one user child",1, _authManager.getChildren(User.class).size());
        assertEquals("Manager should have exactly one user child",1, _authManager.getUsers().size());


        user.delete();

        assertEquals("No users should be present after child deletion", 0, _authManager.getChildren(User.class).size());


        authResult = _authManager.authenticate(getTestName(), "password");
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    public void testCreateUser()
    {
        assertEquals("No users should be present before the test starts", 0, _authManager.getChildren(User.class).size());
        assertTrue(_authManager.createUser(getTestName(), "password", Collections.<String, String>emptyMap()));
        assertEquals("Manager should have exactly one user child",1, _authManager.getChildren(User.class).size());
        User user = _authManager.getChildren(User.class).iterator().next();
        assertEquals(getTestName(), user.getName());
        if(!isPlain())
        {
            // password shouldn't actually be the given string, but instead salt and the hashed value
            assertFalse("Password shouldn't actually be the given string, but instead salt and the hashed value",
                        "password".equals(user.getPassword()));
        }
        final Map<String, Object> childAttrs = new HashMap<String, Object>();

        childAttrs.put(User.NAME, getTestName());
        childAttrs.put(User.PASSWORD, "password");
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