Package org.apache.xml.security.stax.impl.securityToken

Examples of org.apache.xml.security.stax.impl.securityToken.AbstractInboundSecurityToken

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                        stringBuilder.append(xmlSecEvent.asCharacters().getText());
                        break;
                }
            }

            return new AbstractInboundSecurityToken(
                    inputProcessorChain.getSecurityContext(), IDGenerator.generateID(null),
                    WSSecurityTokenConstants.KeyIdentifier_NoKeyInfo, true) {
                @Override
                public WSSecurityTokenConstants.TokenType getTokenType() {
                    return WSSecurityTokenConstants.DefaultToken;
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                if (this.derivedKeySecurityToken != null) {
                    return this.derivedKeySecurityToken;
                }

                //todo implement interface to access all derivedKeys? The same would be needed in UserNameToken
                this.derivedKeySecurityToken = new AbstractInboundSecurityToken(
                        (WSInboundSecurityContext) inputProcessorChain.getSecurityContext(),
                        derivedKeyTokenType.getId(), WSSecurityTokenConstants.KeyIdentifier_SecurityTokenDirectReference,
                        true) {

                    private InboundSecurityToken referencedSecurityToken = null;
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                if (this.derivedKeySecurityToken != null) {
                    return this.derivedKeySecurityToken;
                }

                //todo implement interface to access all derivedKeys? The same would be needed in UserNameToken
                this.derivedKeySecurityToken = new AbstractInboundSecurityToken(
                        (WSInboundSecurityContext) inputProcessorChain.getSecurityContext(),
                        derivedKeyTokenType.getId(), WSSecurityTokenConstants.KeyIdentifier_SecurityTokenDirectReference,
                        true) {

                    private InboundSecurityToken referencedSecurityToken = null;
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                if (this.securityToken != null) {
                    return this.securityToken;
                }

                this.securityToken = new AbstractInboundSecurityToken(
                        inboundSecurityContext, encryptedKeyType.getId(),
                        SecurityTokenConstants.KeyIdentifier_EncryptedKey, true) {

                    private byte[] decryptedKey = null;
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