Examples of org.jboss.jms.server.SecurityStore.authenticate()

Class org.jboss.jms.server.SecurityStore

Examples of org.jboss.jms.server.SecurityStore.authenticate()

org.jboss.jms.server.SecurityStore.authenticate()
Authenticate the specified user with the given password. Implementations are most likely to delegates to a JBoss AuthenticationManager. Successful autentication will place a new SubjectContext on thread local, which will be used in the authorization process. However, we need to make sure we clean up thread local immediately after we used the information, otherwise some other people security my be screwed up, on account of thread local security stack being corrupted. @throws JMSSecurityException if the user is not authenticated

      // Authenticate. Successful autentication will place a new SubjectContext on thread local,
      // which will be used in the authorization process. However, we need to make sure we clean up
      // thread local immediately after we used the information, otherwise some other people
      // security my be screwed up, on account of thread local security stack being corrupted.
      
      sm.authenticate(conn.getUsername(), conn.getPassword());


      // Authorize
      Set principals = checkType == CheckType.READ ? securityMetadata.getReadPrincipals() :
                       checkType == CheckType.WRITE ? securityMetadata.getWritePrincipals() :
                       securityMetadata.getCreatePrincipals();

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      // Authenticate. Successful autentication will place a new SubjectContext on thread local,
      // which will be used in the authorization process. However, we need to make sure we clean up
      // thread local immediately after we used the information, otherwise some other people
      // security my be screwed up, on account of thread local security stack being corrupted.
      
      sm.authenticate(conn.getUsername(), conn.getPassword());


      // Authorize
      Set principals = checkType == CheckType.READ ? securityMetadata.getReadPrincipals() :
                       checkType == CheckType.WRITE ? securityMetadata.getWritePrincipals() :
                       securityMetadata.getCreatePrincipals();

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      }


      // Authenticate. Need to save current SecurityContext
      SecurityContext previousSCtx = SecurityActions.getSecurityContext();
      
      sm.authenticate(conn.getUsername(), conn.getPassword());


      // Authorize
      Set principals = checkType == CheckType.READ ? securityMetadata.getReadPrincipals() :
                       checkType == CheckType.WRITE ? securityMetadata.getWritePrincipals() :
                       securityMetadata.getCreatePrincipals();

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/* 286 */     if (securityMetadata == null)
/*     */     {
/* 288 */       throw new JMSSecurityException("No security configuration avaliable for " + name);
/*     */     }
/*     */ 
/* 296 */     sm.authenticate(conn.getUsername(), conn.getPassword());
/*     */ 
/* 299 */     Set principals = checkType == CheckType.WRITE ? securityMetadata.getWritePrincipals() : checkType == CheckType.READ ? securityMetadata.getReadPrincipals() : securityMetadata.getCreatePrincipals();
/*     */     try
/*     */     {
/* 304 */       if (!sm.authorize(conn.getUsername(), principals, checkType))

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