Package org.eclipse.persistence.internal.security

Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.security.SecurableObjectHolder

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        this.dontUseExternalTransactionController();

        this.properties = new NonSynchronizedProperties(4);
        this.properties.put("user", "");
        this.isEncryptedPasswordSet = false;
        this.securableObjectHolder = new SecurableObjectHolder();
    }
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     * Return the encryption securable holder.
     * Lazy initialize to handle serialization.
     */
    protected SecurableObjectHolder getSecurableObjectHolder() {
        if (securableObjectHolder == null) {
            securableObjectHolder = new SecurableObjectHolder();
            securableObjectHolder.getSecurableObject();
        }
        return securableObjectHolder;
    }
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    private Vector m_propertyConfigs;

    public LoginConfig() {
        // Without setting the encryption class name the object holder will
        // default to JCE.
        m_securableObjectHolder = new SecurableObjectHolder();
    }
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    private Vector m_propertyConfigs;

    public JNDINamingServiceConfig() {
        // Without setting the encryption class name the object holder will
        // default to JCE.
        m_securableObjectHolder = new SecurableObjectHolder();
    }
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    /**
     * INTERNAL SECURITY:
     * Set encryption class that will be loaded by the SecurableObjectHolder
     */
    public void setEncryptionClassName(String encryptionClassName) {
        SecurableObjectHolder oldHolder = securableObjectHolder;
       
        // re-initialize encryption mechanism
        securableObjectHolder = new SecurableObjectHolder();
        securableObjectHolder.setEncryptionClassName(encryptionClassName);

        // re-encrypt password
        if (hasPassword()) {
            setPassword(oldHolder.getSecurableObject().decryptPassword(getEncryptedPassword()));
        }
    }
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        //remoteContextProperties.put(Context.INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY, DEFAULT_CONTEXT_FACTORY);
        remoteContextProperties.put(DEFAULT_DEDICATED_CONNECTION_KEY, DEFAULT_DEDICATED_CONNECTION_VALUE);
        // User/password are not required inside the server, do not default.
        //remoteContextProperties.put(Context.SECURITY_PRINCIPAL, DEFAULT_USER_NAME);

        this.securableObjectHolder = new SecurableObjectHolder();
    }
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