Re: How do I find shiro WebEnvironment in karaf?

[Francois Papon]

Hi,

Yes you can register whatever instance class you want in the service 
registry with related properties.

For example, you can register a ShiroFilter as an osgi service in the 
service registry:

Dictionary shiroProps = new Hashtable();
String[] urls = {"/*"};
String[] servlets = {restServlet.getServletConfig().getServletName()};
shiroProps.put("filter-name", "Shiro Filter");
shiroProps.put("urlPatterns", urls);
shiroProps.put("servletNames", servlets);

ShiroFilter shiroFilter = new ShiroFilter();
ServiceRegistration filterRegistration =
                componentContext
                        .getBundleContext()
                        .registerService(Filter.class.getName(), 
shiroFilter, shiroProps);

So you could registrer a WebEnvironment the same way.

regards,

François

On 07/03/2024 18:24, Steinar Bang wrote:
What's the easiest way to find the Shiro WebEnvironment from a
Declarative Services component running in karaf?

Does anyone know?

Can the WebEnvironment be injected as an OSGi service?

Or may there be multiple WebEnvironments inside a karaf instance if
there are multiple web applications each with their own shiro realm?

Thanks!


- Steinar