Package org.switchyard.security.context

Examples of org.switchyard.security.context.SecurityContextManager

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    public InboundHandler(final RESTEasyBindingModel config, ServiceDomain domain) {
        super(domain);
        _config = config;
        _gatewayName = config.getName();
        _domain = domain;
        _securityContextManager = new SecurityContextManager(_domain);
    }
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    public InboundHandler(final HttpBindingModel config, ServiceDomain domain) {
        super(domain);
        _config = config;
        _gatewayName = config.getName();
        _domain = domain;
        _securityContextManager = new SecurityContextManager(_domain);
        _operationSelector = OperationSelectorFactory
                .getOperationSelectorFactory(HttpBindingData.class)
                .newOperationSelector(config.getOperationSelector());
    }
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    public InboundHandler(final SOAPBindingModel config, ServiceDomain domain) {
        super(domain);
        _config = config;
        _gatewayName = config.getName();
        _domain = domain;
        _securityContextManager = new SecurityContextManager(_domain);
    }
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        BindingDataCreator<?> bindingCreator = getBindingDataCreator(camelExchange);
        CamelBindingData bindingData = bindingCreator.createBindingData(camelExchange.getIn());
        if (bindingData instanceof SecurityBindingData) {
            // returned binding is contains some security bindings, let's move them to security context
            ServiceDomain serviceDomain = ((SwitchYardCamelContext)camelExchange.getContext()).getServiceDomain();
            SecurityContextManager securityContextManager = new SecurityContextManager(serviceDomain);
            securityContextManager.addCredentials(switchyardExchange, ((SecurityBindingData)bindingData).extractCredentials());
        }
       
        /*
         * initialize the gateway name on the context. this was most likely not
         * mapped by the message composer/context mapper.
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     * Constructs a SecurityHandler for the specified ServiceDomain and SecurityAction.
     * @param serviceDomain the ServiceDomain
     * @param securityAction the SecurityAction
     */
    public SecurityHandler(ServiceDomain serviceDomain, SecurityAction securityAction) {
        _securityContextManager = new SecurityContextManager(serviceDomain);
        _securityProvider = SecurityServices.getSecurityProvider();
        _securityAction = securityAction;
    }
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     * Create a new ProviderHandler with the specified ServiceDomain.
     * @param serviceDomain the ServiceDomain
     */
    public ProviderHandler(ServiceDomain serviceDomain) {
        _securityProvider = SecurityServices.getSecurityProvider();
        _securityContextManager = new SecurityContextManager(serviceDomain);
    }
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        _interface = serviceInterface;
        _handler = handler;
        _domain = domain;
        _targetServiceName = name;
        _metadata = metadata != null ? metadata : ServiceMetadataBuilder.create().build();
        _securityContextManager = new SecurityContextManager(_domain);
    }
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  • org.switchyard.component.resteasy.InboundHandler
  • org.switchyard.component.soap.InboundHandler
  • org.switchyard.handlers.ProviderHandler
  • org.switchyard.handlers.SecurityHandler
  • org.switchyard.internal.ServiceReferenceImpl
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