List of usage examples for javax.security.auth.message.module ServerAuthModule interface-usage
From source file net.java.jaspicoil.SimpleBasicServerAuthModule.java
/**
* This JASPIC Module implements a HTTP Basic Authentication.
*
* @author bugeaud at gmail dot com
* @see http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-httpauth-basicauth-enc-01
* @license CDDL1 http://www.opensource.org/licenses/cddl1.txt
From source file org.forgerock.openam.jaspi.modules.session.LocalSSOTokenSessionModule.java
/**
* A local implementation of a SSOToken Session module, that is designed to be deployed in an OpenAM deployment
* not remotely, i.e. protecting resources on another server which uses OpenAM for authentication.
*
* The SSOToken module will validate the presents and validity of a SSOToken ID on a request, if present and valid then
* the request is allowed to proceed. The responsibilities of this module are only to validate but never to issue
From source file org.forgerock.openidm.jaspi.modules.IDMJaspiModuleWrapper.java
/**
* A Jaspi ServerAuthModule that is designed to wrap any other Jaspi ServerAuthModule. This module provides
* IDM specific authentication processing to the authentication mechanism of underlying auth module.
* <br/>
* This allows IDM to use any common auth module and still benefit from automatic role calculation
* and augment security context scripts (providing the authentication.json contains the required configuration).
From source file com.yoshio3.modules.AzureADServerAuthModule.java
/** * * @author Yoshio Terada */ public class AzureADServerAuthModule implements ServerAuthModule {
From source file net.java.jaspicoil.MSPacSpnegoServerAuthModule.java
/**
* <p>
* This JASPIC Module supports the Kerberos SPNEGO mechanism and leverages
* MS-PAC to provide advanced features:
* <ul>
* <li>Secured SSO between client session (Windows) and server webapp</li>