Hi,
I thought you already cache it on cxfbc consumer side, :-)
Anyway, yeah, you need a customer interceptor on cxf consumer to cache
it, the key code should be like
SecurityToken token = message.get(SecurityToken.class);
if (token != null && token.getTokenType() ==
TokenType.UsernameToken) {
UsernameToken ut = (UsernameToken)token;
name = ut.getName();
password = ut.getPassword();
}
You need ensure your customer Interceptor is after WSS4JInInterceptor
and before JAASLoginInterceptor.
Freeman
On 2012-2-27, at 下午9:57, Radomir Kadlec wrote:
Hi Freeman,
thanks for all the tips.
But from where shall I take username and password in the customer
interceptor for *cxfbc:provider*?
I use no customer interceptors in the *cxfbc:consumer*, so I don't
save the
incoming username and password anywhere. The JAAS auth module takes
care for
the authentication in the consumer.
Does *JAAS* it?
Or must I create also new customer interceptor for the
cxfbc:consumer to
save them temporary?
Thanks,
Radomir
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