In that case, you can use the PropertiesBackendEngine.
As all backend engines (you have one backend engine per login module),
you have methods like:
listUsers()
listRoles()
etc
They are exposed as OSGi services, so you can use it programmatically.
The UserPrincipal gives you the username.
For the password, for security reason, you can't retrieve the password,
but you can validate a given password (as you should do with JAAS).
The big advantage of using backend engine is that you don't care of the
actual login module. An alternative in your case would be to parse the
etc/users.properties yourself (Properties properties =
Properties.load(System.getProperty("karaf.etc)" + "users.properties"),
but it works only when you use the PropertiesLoginModule.
Regards
JB
On 04/03/2015 09:07 AM, xav wrote:
Hi JB,
I don't want to add realm, but reusing, getting properties inside this
class:
org.apache.karaf.jaas.modules.properties.PropertiesLoginModule.java
I just want to access at the login + password inside the users.properties,
without parsing myself this file (if it's possible)?
Thank you
Regards
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