Examples of com.google.enterprise.connector.spi.AuthenticationManager.authenticate()

Package com.google.enterprise.connector.spi

Class com.google.enterprise.connector.spi.AuthenticationManager

Examples of com.google.enterprise.connector.spi.AuthenticationManager.authenticate()

com.google.enterprise.connector.spi.AuthenticationManager.authenticate()
Authenticates against the repository and returns an {@link AuthenticationResponse} indicating whether authenticationwas successful. If the authentication was successful, the connector may return a {@code Collection} of group names representing any groups for whichthe user is a member. If the password supplied in the {@link AuthenticationIdentity}is {@code null}, the connector may skip authentication, but still return a valid {@link AuthenticationResponse} containing a {@code Collection}of group names representing any groups for which the user is a member. If an exception is thrown, the implementor should provide an explanatory message. @param identity an {@link AuthenticationIdentity} object that encapsulatesthe user's identity @return an {@link AuthenticationResponse} indicating whether authenticationwas successful, or if the identity password was {@code null}, the {@code Collection} of groups to which the user belongs @throws RepositoryLoginException if there is a credentials-related problemthat prohibits authentication @throws RepositoryException if there is a more general problem, suchas the system is unreachable or down

   * @throws RepositoryException
   */
  public void testInvalidUser() throws RepositoryException {
    Session session = connector.login();
    AuthenticationManager manager = session.getAuthenticationManager();
    AuthenticationResponse response = manager.authenticate(
        new SimpleAuthenticationIdentity("not a real username"));
    assertFalse(response.isValid());
  }


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   * @throws RepositoryException
   */
  public void testValidUser() throws RepositoryException {
    Session session = connector.login();
    AuthenticationManager manager = session.getAuthenticationManager();
    AuthenticationResponse response = manager.authenticate(
        new SimpleAuthenticationIdentity(username, password));
    assertTrue("Failed to authenticate: " + username, response.isValid());
    @SuppressWarnings({ "unchecked", "cast" })
        Collection<Principal> groups = (Collection<Principal>) response.getGroups();
    if (groups != null) {

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   * @throws RepositoryException
   */
  public void testValidUserGroupResolutionOnly() throws RepositoryException {
    Session session = connector.login();
    AuthenticationManager manager = session.getAuthenticationManager();
    AuthenticationResponse response = manager.authenticate(
        new SimpleAuthenticationIdentity(username, null));
    assertTrue("Authenticated: " + username, response.isValid());
    @SuppressWarnings({ "unchecked", "cast" })
        Collection<Principal> groups = (Collection<Principal>) response.getGroups();
    if (groups != null) {

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/** Tests the {@code LivelinkAuthenticationManager}. */
public class LivelinkAuthenticationManagerTest extends TestCase {
  public void testNullClientFactory() throws RepositoryException {
    try {
      AuthenticationManager lam = new LivelinkAuthenticationManager();
      lam.authenticate(new SimpleAuthenticationIdentity("fred"));
      fail();
    } catch (RepositoryException e) {
      if (e.getMessage().indexOf("client factory") == -1) {
        throw e;
      }

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    Session s = con.login();
    s.getTraversalManager().startTraversal();
    AuthenticationManager am = s.getAuthenticationManager();
    String username = TestConfiguration.d1principal.split("\\\\")[1];
    AuthenticationResponse response = am.authenticate(
        new SimpleAuthenticationIdentity(username));
    assertNotNull(response);


    Collection<Principal> principals = getGroups(response);
    assertNotNull(principals);

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    assertTrue(foundCount > 0);


    // Run the traversal again, this time excluding builtin groups.
    con.setIncludeBuiltinGroups(false);
    am = s.getAuthenticationManager();
    response = am.authenticate(new SimpleAuthenticationIdentity(username));


    principals = getGroups(response);
    assertNotNull(principals);
    assertTrue(principals.size() > 0);

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      con.setDataSource(dbType, TestConfiguration.dbs.get(dbType));
      Session s = con.login();
      s.getTraversalManager().startTraversal();
      AuthenticationManager am = s.getAuthenticationManager();


      AuthenticationResponse response = am.authenticate(
          new SimpleAuthenticationIdentity(
              "non-existing user", "wrong password", "wrong domain"));
      assertFalse("Non existing user fails authn", response.isValid());
      assertNull("No groups resolved for non-existing user", 
          response.getGroups());

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      Session s = con.login();
      s.getTraversalManager().startTraversal();
      AuthenticationManager am = s.getAuthenticationManager();


      for (AdTestEntity user : ad.users) {
        AuthenticationResponse response = am.authenticate(
            new SimpleAuthenticationIdentity(user.sAMAccountName));


        Set<AdTestEntity> groupsCorrect = new HashSet<AdTestEntity>();
        user.getAllGroups(groupsCorrect);

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        t.start();
        threads.add(t);
      }


      String username = TestConfiguration.d1principal.split("\\\\")[1];
      AuthenticationResponse response = am.authenticate(
          new SimpleAuthenticationIdentity(username));
      // we will expect to find exactly the same number of groups during crawl
      int constGroups = response.getGroups().size();
      boolean finished = false;

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      // Run Authentication every 200ms and measure if it was faster than 3 sec
      while (!finished) {
        Thread.sleep(200);
        long start = System.currentTimeMillis();
        response = am.authenticate(
          new SimpleAuthenticationIdentity(username));
        long diff = System.currentTimeMillis() - start; 
        assertTrue("Less than three seconds [" + diff + "]" , diff < 3000);
        assertTrue("Principal valid: " + TestConfiguration.d1principal,
            response.isValid());

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