Examples of validatePolicy()

Examples of org.apache.cxf.ws.security.wss4j.policyvalidators.AlgorithmSuitePolicyValidator.validatePolicy()

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            );
       
        // Check AlgorithmSuite + Layout that might not be tied to a binding
        AlgorithmSuitePolicyValidator algorithmSuiteValidator = new AlgorithmSuitePolicyValidator();
        check &=
            algorithmSuiteValidator.validatePolicy(aim, msg, soapBody, results, signedResults);
       
        LayoutPolicyValidator layoutValidator = new LayoutPolicyValidator();
        check &= layoutValidator.validatePolicy(aim, msg, soapBody, results, signedResults);
       
        return check;
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Examples of org.apache.cxf.ws.security.wss4j.policyvalidators.AsymmetricBindingPolicyValidator.validatePolicy()

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                aim, msg, soapBody, results, signedResults, encryptedResults
            );

        BindingPolicyValidator asymmetricValidator = new AsymmetricBindingPolicyValidator();
        check &=
            asymmetricValidator.validatePolicy(
                aim, msg, soapBody, results, signedResults, encryptedResults
            );
       
        // Check Layout that might not be tied to a binding
        LayoutPolicyValidator layoutValidator = new LayoutPolicyValidator();
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Examples of org.apache.cxf.ws.security.wss4j.policyvalidators.BindingPolicyValidator.validatePolicy()

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    ) {
        boolean check = true;
       
        BindingPolicyValidator transportValidator = new TransportBindingPolicyValidator();
        check &=
            transportValidator.validatePolicy(
                aim, msg, soapBody, results, signedResults, encryptedResults
            );
           
        BindingPolicyValidator symmetricValidator = new SymmetricBindingPolicyValidator();
        check &=
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Examples of org.apache.cxf.ws.security.wss4j.policyvalidators.BindingPolicyValidator.validatePolicy()

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                aim, msg, soapBody, results, signedResults, encryptedResults
            );
           
        BindingPolicyValidator symmetricValidator = new SymmetricBindingPolicyValidator();
        check &=
            symmetricValidator.validatePolicy(
                aim, msg, soapBody, results, signedResults, encryptedResults
            );

        BindingPolicyValidator asymmetricValidator = new AsymmetricBindingPolicyValidator();
        check &=
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Examples of org.apache.cxf.ws.security.wss4j.policyvalidators.BindingPolicyValidator.validatePolicy()

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                aim, msg, soapBody, results, signedResults, encryptedResults
            );

        BindingPolicyValidator asymmetricValidator = new AsymmetricBindingPolicyValidator();
        check &=
            asymmetricValidator.validatePolicy(
                aim, msg, soapBody, results, signedResults, encryptedResults
            );
       
        // Check Layout that might not be tied to a binding
        LayoutPolicyValidator layoutValidator = new LayoutPolicyValidator();
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Examples of org.apache.cxf.ws.security.wss4j.policyvalidators.ConcreteSupportingTokenPolicyValidator.validatePolicy()

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        SupportingTokenPolicyValidator validator = new ConcreteSupportingTokenPolicyValidator();
        validator.setUsernameTokenResults(utResults, utWithCallbacks);
        validator.setSAMLTokenResults(samlResults);
        validator.setTimestampElement(timestamp);
        check &= validator.validatePolicy(aim, msg, results, signedResults, encryptedResults);
       
        validator = new SignedTokenPolicyValidator();
        validator.setUsernameTokenResults(utResults, utWithCallbacks);
        validator.setSAMLTokenResults(samlResults);
        validator.setTimestampElement(timestamp);
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Examples of org.apache.cxf.ws.security.wss4j.policyvalidators.ConcreteSupportingTokenPolicyValidator.validatePolicy()

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        validator = new SignedTokenPolicyValidator();
        validator.setUsernameTokenResults(utResults, utWithCallbacks);
        validator.setSAMLTokenResults(samlResults);
        validator.setTimestampElement(timestamp);
        check &= validator.validatePolicy(aim, msg, results, signedResults, encryptedResults);

        validator = new EndorsingTokenPolicyValidator();
        validator.setUsernameTokenResults(utResults, utWithCallbacks);
        validator.setSAMLTokenResults(samlResults);
        validator.setTimestampElement(timestamp);
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Examples of org.apache.cxf.ws.security.wss4j.policyvalidators.ConcreteSupportingTokenPolicyValidator.validatePolicy()

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        validator = new EndorsingTokenPolicyValidator();
        validator.setUsernameTokenResults(utResults, utWithCallbacks);
        validator.setSAMLTokenResults(samlResults);
        validator.setTimestampElement(timestamp);
        check &= validator.validatePolicy(aim, msg, results, signedResults, encryptedResults);

        validator = new SignedEndorsingTokenPolicyValidator();
        validator.setUsernameTokenResults(utResults, utWithCallbacks);
        validator.setSAMLTokenResults(samlResults);
        validator.setTimestampElement(timestamp);
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Examples of org.apache.cxf.ws.security.wss4j.policyvalidators.ConcreteSupportingTokenPolicyValidator.validatePolicy()

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        validator = new SignedEndorsingTokenPolicyValidator();
        validator.setUsernameTokenResults(utResults, utWithCallbacks);
        validator.setSAMLTokenResults(samlResults);
        validator.setTimestampElement(timestamp);
        check &= validator.validatePolicy(aim, msg, results, signedResults, encryptedResults);

        validator = new SignedEncryptedTokenPolicyValidator();
        validator.setUsernameTokenResults(utResults, utWithCallbacks);
        validator.setSAMLTokenResults(samlResults);
        validator.setTimestampElement(timestamp);
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Examples of org.apache.cxf.ws.security.wss4j.policyvalidators.ConcreteSupportingTokenPolicyValidator.validatePolicy()

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        validator = new SignedEncryptedTokenPolicyValidator();
        validator.setUsernameTokenResults(utResults, utWithCallbacks);
        validator.setSAMLTokenResults(samlResults);
        validator.setTimestampElement(timestamp);
        check &= validator.validatePolicy(aim, msg, results, signedResults, encryptedResults);

        validator = new EncryptedTokenPolicyValidator();
        validator.setUsernameTokenResults(utResults, utWithCallbacks);
        validator.setSAMLTokenResults(samlResults);
        validator.setTimestampElement(timestamp);
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