Examples of SaslClientHandler

com.sun.jmx.remote.opt.security.SASLClientHandler
This class implements the client side SASL profile.
org.apache.giraph.comm.netty.handler.SaslClientHandler
Client-side Netty pipeline component that allows authentication with a server.

Examples of com.sun.jmx.remote.opt.security.SASLClientHandler

public class ClientProvider implements ProfileClientProvider {


    public ProfileClient createProfile(String profile, Map environment)
  throws ProfileProviderException {


  return new SASLClientHandler(profile, environment);
    }

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Examples of org.apache.giraph.comm.netty.handler.SaslClientHandler

          // tokens with its own responses. Both client and server share the
          // same Hadoop Job token, which is used to create the SASL tokens to
          // authenticate with each other.
          // After authentication finishes, this pipeline component is removed.
          pipeline.addLast("sasl-client-handler",
              new SaslClientHandler(conf));
          pipeline.addLast("response-handler",
              new ResponseClientHandler(clientRequestIdRequestInfoMap, conf));
          return pipeline;
        } else {
          LOG.info("Using Netty without authentication.");

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Examples of org.apache.giraph.comm.netty.handler.SaslClientHandler

              // same Hadoop Job token, which is used to create the SASL
              // tokens to authenticate with each other.
              // After authentication finishes, this pipeline component
              // is removed.
              PipelineUtils.addLastWithExecutorCheck("sasl-client-handler",
                  new SaslClientHandler(conf), handlerToUseExecutionGroup,
                  executionGroup, ch);
              PipelineUtils.addLastWithExecutorCheck("response-handler",
                  new ResponseClientHandler(clientRequestIdRequestInfoMap,
                      conf), handlerToUseExecutionGroup, executionGroup, ch);
            } else {

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