Examples of org.jgroups.auth.SimpleToken

org.jgroups.auth.SimpleToken
This is an example of using a preshared token for authentication purposes. All members of the group have to have the same string value in the JGroups config.

JGroups config parameters:
- auth_value (required) = the string to encrypt
@author Chris Mills @see org.jgroups.auth.AuthToken

        try{
            properties.clear();


            properties.put("auth_value", "chris");


            SimpleToken token1 = new SimpleToken();
            token1.setValue(properties);


            properties.put("auth_value", "chris");


            SimpleToken token2 = new SimpleToken();
            token2.setValue(properties);


            assertTrue(token1.authenticate(token2, null));
        }catch(Exception failException){
            fail(failException.getMessage());
        }

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        try{
            properties.clear();


            properties.put("auth_value", "chris");


            SimpleToken token1 = new SimpleToken();
            token1.setValue(properties);


            properties.put("auth_value", "chrismills");


            SimpleToken token2 = new SimpleToken();
            token2.setValue(properties);


            assertTrue(!token1.authenticate(token2, null));
        }catch(Exception failException){
            fail(failException.getMessage());
        }

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        try{
            properties.clear();


            properties.put("auth_value", "chris");


            SimpleToken token1 = new SimpleToken();
            token1.setValue(properties);


            AuthHeader header = new AuthHeader();
            header.setToken(token1);


            assertTrue(token1 == header.getToken());

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        try{
            properties.clear();


            properties.put("auth_value", "chris");


            SimpleToken token1 = new SimpleToken();
            token1.setValue(properties);


            properties.put("auth_value", "chris");


            SimpleToken token2 = new SimpleToken();
            token2.setValue(properties);


            AuthHeader header = new AuthHeader();
            header.setToken(token1);


            assertTrue(!(token2 == header.getToken()));

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    /**
     * Creates two SimpleToken objects with identical auth_values and authenticates one against the other
     * Test fails if an exception is thrown or authentication fails
     */
    public static void testSimpleToken() {
        SimpleToken token1=new SimpleToken();
        token1.setAuthValue("chris");
        SimpleToken token2=new SimpleToken();
        token2.setAuthValue("chris");
        assert token1.authenticate(token2, null);
    }

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     * Creates two SimpleToken objects with different auth_values and authenticates one against the other
     * <p/>
     * Test fails if an exception is thrown or authentication passes
     */
    public static void testSimpleTokenMismatch() {
        SimpleToken token1=new SimpleToken();
        token1.setAuthValue("chris");
        SimpleToken token2=new SimpleToken();
        token2.setAuthValue("chrismills");
        assert !token1.authenticate(token2, null);
    }

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     * Test to create an AuthHeader object and set and get the Token object
     * <p/>
     * Fails if an exception is thrown or the set and get don't equal the same object
     */
    public static void testAuthHeader() {
        SimpleToken token1=new SimpleToken();
        token1.setAuthValue("chris");


        AuthHeader header=new AuthHeader();
        header.setToken(token1);


        assert token1 == header.getToken();

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     * Test to create an AuthHeader object and set and get the Token object
     * <p/>
     * Fails if an exception is thrown or the set and get equal the same object
     */
    public static void testAuthHeaderDifferent() {
        SimpleToken token1=new SimpleToken();
        token1.setAuthValue("chris");


        SimpleToken token2=new SimpleToken();
        token2.setAuthValue("chris");


        AuthHeader header=new AuthHeader();
        header.setToken(token1);


        assert !(token2 == header.getToken());

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