Examples of SubjectCreator

org.apache.qpid.server.security.SubjectCreator
Creates a {@link Subject} formed by the {@link Principal}'s returned from:
1. Authenticating using an {@link AuthenticationManager}
2. A {@link GroupPrincipalAccessor}
SubjectCreator is a facade to the {@link AuthenticationManager}, and is intended to be the single place that {@link Subject}'s are created in the broker.

Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.security.SubjectCreator


            String mechanism = request.getParameter("mechanism");
            String id = request.getParameter("id");
            String saslResponse = request.getParameter("response");


            SubjectCreator subjectCreator = getSubjectCreator(request);


            if(mechanism != null)
            {
                if(id == null)
                {
                    if(LOGGER.isDebugEnabled())
                    {
                        LOGGER.debug("Creating SaslServer for mechanism: " + mechanism);
                    }
                    SaslServer saslServer = subjectCreator.createSaslServer(mechanism, request.getServerName(), null/*TODO*/);
                    evaluateSaslResponse(request, response, session, saslResponse, saslServer, subjectCreator);
                }
                else
                {
                    response.setStatus(HttpServletResponse.SC_EXPECTATION_FAILED);

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.security.SubjectCreator

    }


    @Override
    public SubjectCreator getSubjectCreator()
    {
        return new SubjectCreator(_authManager, _broker.getGroupProviders());
    }

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.security.SubjectCreator

        if (username == null || password == null)
        {
            throw new SecurityException(SHOULD_BE_NON_NULL);
        }


        SubjectCreator subjectCreator = _broker.getSubjectCreator(_address);
        if (subjectCreator == null)
        {
            throw new SecurityException("Can't get subject creator for " + _address);
        }


        final SubjectAuthenticationResult result = subjectCreator.authenticate(username, password);


        if (AuthenticationStatus.ERROR.equals(result.getStatus()))
        {
            throw new SecurityException("Authentication manager failed", result.getCause());
        }

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.security.SubjectCreator

    protected static final String BROKER_STORE_CLASS_NAME_KEY = "brokerstore.class.name";
    protected static final String JSON_BROKER_STORE_CLASS_NAME = JsonConfigurationEntryStore.class.getName();


    public static Broker createBrokerMock()
    {
        SubjectCreator subjectCreator = mock(SubjectCreator.class);
        when(subjectCreator.getMechanisms()).thenReturn("");
        Broker broker = mock(Broker.class);
        when(broker.getAttribute(Broker.CONNECTION_SESSION_COUNT_LIMIT)).thenReturn(1);
        when(broker.getAttribute(Broker.VIRTUALHOST_HOUSEKEEPING_CHECK_PERIOD)).thenReturn(10000l);
        when(broker.getId()).thenReturn(UUID.randomUUID());
        when(broker.getSubjectCreator(any(SocketAddress.class))).thenReturn(subjectCreator);

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.security.SubjectCreator

    }


    public void testSubjectCreatorInternalFailure()
    {
        final Exception mockAuthException = new Exception("Mock Auth system failure");
        SubjectCreator subjectCreator = createMockSubjectCreator(false, mockAuthException);
        when(_broker.getSubjectCreator(any(SocketAddress.class))).thenReturn(subjectCreator);


        try
        {
            _rmipa.authenticate(_credentials);

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        }
    }


    private SubjectCreator createMockSubjectCreator(final boolean successfulAuth, final Exception exception)
    {
        SubjectCreator subjectCreator = mock(SubjectCreator.class);


        SubjectAuthenticationResult subjectAuthenticationResult;


        if (exception != null) {


            subjectAuthenticationResult = new SubjectAuthenticationResult(
                    new AuthenticationResult(AuthenticationStatus.ERROR, exception));
        }
        else if (successfulAuth)
        {


            subjectAuthenticationResult = new SubjectAuthenticationResult(
                    new AuthenticationResult(mock(Principal.class)), _loginSubject);
        }
        else
        {
            subjectAuthenticationResult = new SubjectAuthenticationResult(new AuthenticationResult(AuthenticationStatus.CONTINUE));
        }


        when(subjectCreator.authenticate(anyString(), anyString())).thenReturn(subjectAuthenticationResult);


        return subjectCreator;
    }

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.security.SubjectCreator


    private static Subject tryToAuthenticate(HttpServletRequest request, HttpManagementConfiguration managementConfig)
    {
        Subject subject = null;
        SocketAddress localAddress = getSocketAddress(request);
        SubjectCreator subjectCreator = managementConfig.getSubjectCreator(localAddress);
        String remoteUser = request.getRemoteUser();


        if (remoteUser != null || subjectCreator.isAnonymousAuthenticationAllowed())
        {
            subject = authenticateUser(subjectCreator, remoteUser, null);
        }
        else
        {

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.security.SubjectCreator

    public void methodReceived(AMQStateManager stateManager, ConnectionSecureOkBody body, int channelId) throws AMQException
    {
        Broker broker = stateManager.getBroker();
        AMQProtocolSession session = stateManager.getProtocolSession();


        SubjectCreator subjectCreator = stateManager.getSubjectCreator();


        SaslServer ss = session.getSaslServer();
        if (ss == null)
        {
            throw new AMQException("No SASL context set up in session");
        }
        MethodRegistry methodRegistry = session.getMethodRegistry();
        SubjectAuthenticationResult authResult = subjectCreator.authenticate(ss, body.getResponse());
        switch (authResult.getStatus())
        {
            case ERROR:
                Exception cause = authResult.getCause();

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        AMQProtocolSession session = stateManager.getProtocolSession();


        _logger.info("SASL Mechanism selected: " + body.getMechanism());
        _logger.info("Locale selected: " + body.getLocale());


        SubjectCreator subjectCreator = stateManager.getSubjectCreator();
        SaslServer ss = null;
        try
        {
            ss = subjectCreator.createSaslServer(String.valueOf(body.getMechanism()), session.getLocalFQDN(), session.getPeerPrincipal());


            if (ss == null)
            {
                throw body.getConnectionException(AMQConstant.RESOURCE_ERROR, "Unable to create SASL Server:" + body.getMechanism());
            }


            session.setSaslServer(ss);


            final SubjectAuthenticationResult authResult = subjectCreator.authenticate(ss, body.getResponse());
            //save clientProperties
            session.setClientProperties(body.getClientProperties());


            MethodRegistry methodRegistry = session.getMethodRegistry();

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.security.SubjectCreator

    }


    public void testGetSubjectCreator()
    {
        SocketAddress localAddress = InetSocketAddress.createUnresolved("localhost", 8080);
        SubjectCreator subjectCreator = mock(SubjectCreator.class);
        when(_broker.getSubjectCreator(localAddress)).thenReturn(subjectCreator);
        SubjectCreator httpManagementSubjectCreator = _management.getSubjectCreator(localAddress);
        assertEquals("Unexpected subject creator", subjectCreator, httpManagementSubjectCreator);
    }

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