List of usage examples for org.apache.commons.lang.time DateUtils DateUtils
public DateUtils()
DateUtils instances should NOT be constructed in standard programming.
From source file:com.livgrhm.kansas.api.AuthMap.java
public boolean isAuthorised(String hash, String ip) { System.out.println("AUTHORISING: " + hash + " IP: " + ip); if (hash == null || hash.equals("")) { return false; }//from w w w . j a v a2 s . c o m this.thisAuth = (AuthItem) this.authMap.get(hash); // current expiration time set as 8 hours DateUtils du = new DateUtils(); java.sql.Date testDate = new java.sql.Date((new java.util.Date()).getTime()); if (this.thisAuth != null) { if (!this.thisAuth.loginDate.toString().equals(testDate.toString()) || !this.thisAuth.ipAddress.equals(ip)) { // session expired - so return false, and delete this entry authMap.remove(hash); return false; } return true; // i.e. the hash exists, and is current! } // hash is not in the list, but could be in the database (i.e. logged on from another instance of the server, or server could have // been bounced. So see if it is in the db User user = this.dao.getUserByCurrentHash(hash); if (user == null) { return false; // hash doesn't exist } if (!user.getUserAuthTimestamp().toString().equals(testDate.toString())) { return false; // hash is in the db, but has expired } if (!user.getUserLastIP().equals(ip)) { return false; // hash is in the db, but wrong IP address } // so has exists and is still current - update thisAuth (i.e. for the current request), and update the hash table and return true AuthItem ai = new AuthItem(); ai.userId = user.getUserId(); ai.loginDate = user.getUserAuthTimestamp(); ai.ipAddress = ip; authMap.put(hash, ai); thisAuth = ai; return true; }