Package org.apache.ws.security.processor

Examples of org.apache.ws.security.processor.Processor.handleToken()

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             * Call the processor for this token. After the processor returns,
             * store it for later retrieval. The token processor may store some
             * information about the processed token
             */
            if (p != null) {
                p.handleToken((Element) elem, sigCrypto, decCrypto, cb, wsDocInfo, returnResults, cfg);
                wsDocInfo.setProcessor(p);
            } else {
                /*
                 * Add check for a BinarySecurityToken, add info to WSDocInfo. If BST is
                 * found before a Signature token this would speed up (at least a little
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                        data.getCallbackHandler(), uri, secRef.getReference().getValueType()
                    );
                AssertionWrapper assertion = null;
                if (processedToken == null) {
                    List<WSSecurityEngineResult> samlResult =
                        proc.handleToken(token, data, wsDocInfo);
                    assertion =
                        (AssertionWrapper)samlResult.get(0).get(
                            WSSecurityEngineResult.TAG_SAML_ASSERTION
                        );
                } else {
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                if (bspCompliant) {
                    BSPEnforcer.checkEncryptedKeyBSPCompliance(secRef);
                }
                Processor proc = data.getWssConfig().getProcessor(WSSecurityEngine.ENCRYPTED_KEY);
                List<WSSecurityEngineResult> encrResult =
                    proc.handleToken(token, data, wsDocInfo);
                secretKey =
                    (byte[])encrResult.get(0).get(
                                                  WSSecurityEngineResult.TAG_SECRET
                    );
                principal = new CustomTokenPrincipal(token.getAttribute("Id"));
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                    secRef.getTokenElement(strElement.getOwnerDocument(), wsDocInfo, data.getCallbackHandler());
                QName el = new QName(token.getNamespaceURI(), token.getLocalName());
                if (el.equals(WSSecurityEngine.BINARY_TOKEN)) {
                    Processor proc = data.getWssConfig().getProcessor(WSSecurityEngine.BINARY_TOKEN);
                    List<WSSecurityEngineResult> bstResult =
                            proc.handleToken(token, data, wsDocInfo);
                    BinarySecurity bstToken =
                            (BinarySecurity)bstResult.get(0).get(WSSecurityEngineResult.TAG_BINARY_SECURITY_TOKEN);
                    if (bspCompliant) {
                        BSPEnforcer.checkBinarySecurityBSPCompliance(secRef, bstToken);
                    }
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                // information about the processed token
                //
                Processor p = cfg.getProcessor(el);
                if (p != null) {
                    List<WSSecurityEngineResult> results =
                        p.handleToken((Element) node, requestData, wsDocInfo);
                    returnResults.addAll(0, results);
                } else {
                    if (doDebug) {
                        log.debug(
                            "Unknown Element: " + node.getLocalName() + " " + node.getNamespaceURI()
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                    WSSecurityException.FAILURE, "invalidSAMLsecurity"
                );
            }
            Processor proc = request.getWssConfig().getProcessor(WSSecurityEngine.SAML_TOKEN);
            List<WSSecurityEngineResult> samlResult =
                proc.handleToken(token, request, wsDocInfo);
            return
                (AssertionWrapper)samlResult.get(0).get(
                    WSSecurityEngineResult.TAG_SAML_ASSERTION
                );
        }
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             * Call the processor for this token. After the processor returns,
             * store it for later retrieval. The token processor may store some
             * information about the processed token
             */
            if (p != null) {
                p.handleToken((Element) elem, sigCrypto, decCrypto, cb, wsDocInfo, returnResults, cfg);
                wsDocInfo.setProcessor(p);
            } else {
                /*
                 * Add check for a BinarySecurityToken, add info to WSDocInfo. If BST is
                 * found before a Signature token this would speed up (at least a little
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                    strElement.getOwnerDocument(), wsDocInfo,
                    request.getCallbackHandler(), keyIdentifierValue, type
                );
            Processor proc = request.getWssConfig().getProcessor(WSSecurityEngine.SAML_TOKEN);
            List<WSSecurityEngineResult> samlResult =
                proc.handleToken(token, request, wsDocInfo);
            return
                (AssertionWrapper)samlResult.get(0).get(
                    WSSecurityEngineResult.TAG_SAML_ASSERTION
                );
        }
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                            data.getCallbackHandler(), uri, ref.getValueType()
                        );
                    AssertionWrapper assertion = null;
                    if (processedToken == null) {
                        List<WSSecurityEngineResult> samlResult =
                            proc.handleToken(token, data, wsDocInfo);
                        assertion =
                            (AssertionWrapper)samlResult.get(0).get(
                                WSSecurityEngineResult.TAG_SAML_ASSERTION
                            );
                    } else {
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                    if (bspCompliant) {
                        BSPEnforcer.checkEncryptedKeyBSPCompliance(secRef);
                    }
                    Processor proc = data.getWssConfig().getProcessor(WSSecurityEngine.ENCRYPTED_KEY);
                    List<WSSecurityEngineResult> encrResult =
                        proc.handleToken(token, data, wsDocInfo);
                    secretKey =
                        (byte[])encrResult.get(0).get(
                            WSSecurityEngineResult.TAG_SECRET
                        );
                    principal = new CustomTokenPrincipal(token.getAttribute("Id"));
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