Examples of org.apache.catalina.authenticator.SingleSignOn.update()

org.apache.catalina.authenticator.SingleSignOn.update()

Updates any SingleSignOnEntry found under key ssoId with the given authentication data.

The purpose of this method is to allow an SSO entry that was established without a username/password combination (i.e. established following DIGEST or CLIENT_CERT authentication) to be updated with a username and password if one becomes available through a subsequent BASIC or FORM authentication. The SSO entry will then be usable for reauthentication.

NOTE: Only updates the SSO entry if a call to SingleSignOnEntry.getCanReauthenticate() returns false; otherwise, it is assumed that the SSO entry already has sufficient information to allow reauthentication and that no update is needed. @param ssoId identifier of Single sign to be updated @param principal the Principal returned by the latestcall to Realm.authenticate. @param authType the type of authenticator used (BASIC, CLIENT_CERT,DIGEST or FORM) @param username the username (if any) used for the authentication @param password the password (if any) used for the authentication


      }
      else
      {
         // Update the SSO session with the latest authentication data
         sso.update(ssoId, principal, AUTH_TYPE, username, this.getPasswordAsString(password));
      }


      // Always associate a session with a new SSO reqistration.
      // SSO entries are only removed from the SSO registry map when
      // associated sessions are destroyed; if a new SSO entry is created


      }
      else
      {
         // Update the SSO session with the latest authentication data
         sso.update(ssoId, principal, AUTH_TYPE, username, this.getPasswordAsString(password));
      }


      // Always associate a session with a new SSO reqistration.
      // SSO entries are only removed from the SSO registry map when
      // associated sessions are destroyed; if a new SSO entry is created

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