Jburugupalli wrote:
>But why dint u concentrate on the other inherited method
>from UserNamePasswor....
>getIdentity() which returns a principal that is
>nothing but your own Principal class with product info
>or u can even use the static method
>SecurityAssociation.getPrincipal(); which returns the current principal...
I'm proceeding step by step.
For the moment I have forgotten the attribute product,
I'm trying to send from Client to Server a XMalfSimplePrincipal that carries name and
product attributes
even if the XMalfDatabaseServerLoginModule uses ONLY name (product will be used later,
I hope :-)).
In XMalfDatabaseServerLoginModule I copied getUsername()
method from UsernamePasswordLoginModule (if I'm able to change
it I'll be able to write getProduct() method later).
This is the code:
protected String getUsername()
{
String username = null;
if( getIdentity() != null )
username = getIdentity().getName();
return username;
}
It obviously run.
When I change getUsername() in this way:
protected String getUsername() {
String username = null;
if( SecurityAssociation.getPrincipal() != null )
username = SecurityAssociation.getPrincipal().getName();
return username;
}
the method fails :-(
I tried to concentrate on getIdentity() method but
- it returns identity
- identity is set inside login() method (identity = createIdentity(name))
- createIdentity() is used after having called CallbackHandler
- CallbackHandler returns password and name (it should return product too, but I don't
understand which
CallbackHandler is used by
UsernamePasswordLoginModule and why I had to use a CallbackHandler,
server side, if I already have received user, password and product
from the Client).
Sorry if I'm boring you :-(
Thanks
Moreno
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