Hi all,
I would like to allow my http-component to use a custom authentication
service in order to make them authenticating against a DB or something else
given a User principal.
Now, I wrote a test case which allows me to do that:
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securedGeoServerComponent = new HttpComponent();
HttpConsumerEndpoint securedGeoServerEndpoint = new
HttpConsumerEndpoint(securedGeoServerComponent.getServiceUnit(),
new QName("http://www.liberologico.com/Ruota/";,
"SecuredGeoServer"),
"securedGSEndpoint");
securedGeoServerEndpoint.setAuthMethod("basic");
securedGeoServerEndpoint.setDefaultMep(MessageExchangeSupport.IN_OUT);
securedGeoServerEndpoint.setLocationURI("http://localhost:8192/SecuredGeoServer/";);
securedGeoServerEndpoint.setMarshaler(new GSMarshaler());
securedGeoServerEndpoint.setTargetEndpoint("securingGeoServerEndpoint");
securedGeoServerEndpoint.setTargetService(new
QName("http://www.liberologico.com/Ruota/";, "securingGeoServerComponent"));
securedGeoServerComponent.addEndpoint(securedGeoServerEndpoint);
securedGeoServerComponent.setAuthenticationService(new
SecuredGSAuthService());
jbi.activateComponent(securedGeoServerComponent,
"servicemix-secured-gs");
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Is there a way to do the same on the xbean.xml files?
I tryed something like the following without success:
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<!-- Secured-GeoServer Service -->
<http:component id="servicemix-secured-gs">
<http:endpoints>
<http:consumer service="ruota:SecuredGeoServer"
endpoint="securedGSEndpoint"
locationURI="http://0.0.0.0:8192/SecuredGeoServer/";
authMethod="basic"
defaultMep="http://www.w3.org/2004/08/wsdl/in-out";
targetService="ruota:securingGeoServerComponent"
targetEndpoint="securingGeoServerEndpoint"
marshaler="#gsMarshaler" />
</http:endpoints>
<http:authenticationService><ref
bean="securedGSAuthService"/></http:authenticationService>
</http:component>
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Thanks in advance,
Alessio.
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