org.jasig.portal.security.provider

BasicLocalConnectionContext implements HTTP Basic Authentication as a LocalConnectionContext.

A SecurityContext that can never be authenticated.

An unauthenticatable security context which a security context factory may return in the case where its initialization of the security context it was supposed to return failed.

This is an implementation of a SecurityContext that checks a user's credentials against an LDAP directory.

The factory class for the cache LDAP security context.

This is an implementation of a SecurityContext that performs absolutely NO validation of the Principal but merely caches the claimed password. We implement this to provide the illusion of single-signon but it comes with significant risk.

The factory class for the cache security context.

Used by JAAS security provider checks userid and credentials using JAAS.

This is an implementation of a SecurityContext that checks a user's credentials using JAAS.

This is a provider-specific extention to the standard opaque credentials that is designed to work with the caching security context.

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   Separating caching of principals and permissions lets a client keep
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   a reference to a principal over time while being guaranteed the
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   latest version of its permissions.

This is an implementation of a SecurityContext that checks a user's credentials against an LDAP directory.

This is an implementation of a SecurityContext that checks a user's credentials against an MD5 hashed password entry.

This is an implementation of a SecurityContext that merely checks to see if the user exists in the UP_USERS database table but otherwise presumes to be pre-authenticated by the context from which it is called.