Package org.jboss.ws.extensions.security.element

Examples of org.jboss.ws.extensions.security.element.BinarySecurityToken

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   private BinarySecurityToken resolveDirectReference(DirectReference direct) throws WSSecurityException
   {
      String id = direct.getUri().substring(1);

      BinarySecurityToken token = tokenCache.get(id);
      if (token == null)
         throw new SecurityTokenUnavailableException("Could not resolve token id: " + id);

      return token;
   }
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     return new X509Token(cert, issuerSerial.getDocument());
   }

   public X509Certificate resolveCertificate(SecurityTokenReference reference) throws WSSecurityException
   {
      BinarySecurityToken token = resolve(reference);

      if (! (token instanceof X509Token))
         throw new WSSecurityException("Expected X509Token, cache contained: " + token.getClass().getName());

      return ((X509Token)token).getCert();
   }
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         // Resolve the BinarySecurityToken associated with this SecurityTokenReference
         Element element = (Element)input.getSubNode();
         SecurityTokenReference ref = new SecurityTokenReference(element);
         KeyResolver resolver = new KeyResolver(store);
         BinarySecurityToken token = resolver.resolve(ref);

         // Get the specially formated dom element for this element
         element = token.getSTRTransformElement();

         // Obtain the canonicalizer specified in the transformation parameters
         Element parameters = XMLUtils.selectNode(this._transformObject.getElement().getFirstChild(), Constants.WSSE_NS,
               "TransformationParameters", 0);
         if (parameters == null)
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   private BinarySecurityToken resolveDirectReference(DirectReference direct) throws WSSecurityException
   {
      String id = direct.getUri().substring(1);

      BinarySecurityToken token = tokenCache.get(id);
      if (token == null)
         throw new SecurityTokenUnavailableException("Could not resolve token id: " + id);

      return token;
   }
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     return new X509Token(cert, issuerSerial.getDocument());
   }

   public X509Certificate resolveCertificate(SecurityTokenReference reference) throws WSSecurityException
   {
      BinarySecurityToken token = resolve(reference);

      if (! (token instanceof X509Token))
         throw new WSSecurityException("Expected X509Token, cache contained: " + token.getClass().getName());

      return ((X509Token)token).getCert();
   }
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   private BinarySecurityToken resolveDirectReference(DirectReference direct) throws WSSecurityException
   {
      String id = direct.getUri().substring(1);

      BinarySecurityToken token = tokenCache.get(id);
      if (token == null)
         throw new SecurityTokenUnavailableException("Could not resolve token id: " + id);

      return token;
   }
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     return new X509Token(cert, issuerSerial.getDocument());
   }

   public X509Certificate resolveCertificate(SecurityTokenReference reference) throws WSSecurityException
   {
      BinarySecurityToken token = resolve(reference);

      if (! (token instanceof X509Token))
         throw new WSSecurityException("Expected X509Token, cache contained: " + token.getClass().getName());

      return ((X509Token)token).getCert();
   }
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         // Resolve the BinarySecurityToken associated with this SecurityTokenReference
         Element element = (Element)input.getSubNode();
         SecurityTokenReference ref = new SecurityTokenReference(element);
         KeyResolver resolver = new KeyResolver(store);
         BinarySecurityToken token = resolver.resolve(ref);

         // Get the specially formated dom element for this element
         element = token.getSTRTransformElement();

         // Obtain the canonicalizer specified in the transformation parameters
         Element parameters = XMLUtils.selectNode(this._transformObject.getElement().getFirstChild(), Constants.WSSE_NS,
               "TransformationParameters", 0);
         if (parameters == null)
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         // Resolve the BinarySecurityToken associated with this SecurityTokenReference
         Element element = (Element)input.getSubNode();
         SecurityTokenReference ref = new SecurityTokenReference(element);
         KeyResolver resolver = new KeyResolver(store);
         BinarySecurityToken token = resolver.resolve(ref);

         // Get the specially formated dom element for this element
         element = token.getSTRTransformElement();

         // Obtain the canonicalizer specified in the transformation parameters
         Element parameters = XMLUtils.selectNode(this._transformObject.getElement().getFirstChild(), Constants.WSSE_NS,
               "TransformationParameters", 0);
         if (parameters == null)
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   private BinarySecurityToken resolveDirectReference(DirectReference direct) throws WSSecurityException
   {
      String id = direct.getUri().substring(1);

      BinarySecurityToken token = tokenCache.get(id);
      if (token == null)
         throw new SecurityTokenUnavailableException("Could not resolve token id: " + id);

      return token;
   }
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Related Classes of org.jboss.ws.extensions.security.element.BinarySecurityToken

  • org.jboss.ws.extensions.security.KeyResolver
  • org.jboss.ws.extensions.security.STRTransform
  • org.jboss.ws.extensions.security.exception.WSSecurityException
  • org.jboss.ws.extensions.security.WSSecurityException
  • org.w3c.dom.Element
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