org.springframework.security.saml.trust.httpclient.TLSProtocolConfigurer Java Examples

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Example #1

Source File: TLSConfigurerTest.java From spring-boot-security-saml with MIT License

6 votes

@Test
public void configure_defaults() throws Exception {
    TLSConfigurer configurer = spy(new TLSConfigurer());
    TLSProtocolConfigurer tlsProtocolConfigurer = mock(TLSProtocolConfigurer.class);
    when(configurer.createDefaultTlsProtocolConfigurer()).thenReturn(tlsProtocolConfigurer);
    configurer.init(builder);
    configurer.configure(builder);
    verify(tlsConfig).getProtocolName();
    verify(tlsConfig).getProtocolPort();
    verify(tlsConfig).getSslHostnameVerification();
    verify(tlsConfig).getTrustedKeys();
    verify(builder).setSharedObject(eq(TLSProtocolConfigurer.class), eq(tlsProtocolConfigurer));
    verify(tlsProtocolConfigurer).setProtocolName(eq(tlsConfig.getProtocolName()));
    verify(tlsProtocolConfigurer).setProtocolPort(eq(tlsConfig.getProtocolPort()));
    verify(tlsProtocolConfigurer).setSslHostnameVerification(eq(tlsConfig.getSslHostnameVerification()));
    verify(tlsProtocolConfigurer).setTrustedKeys(eq(tlsConfig.getTrustedKeys()));
}

Example #2

Source File: TLSConfigurerTest.java From spring-boot-security-saml with MIT License

6 votes

@Test
public void configure_custom() throws Exception {
    TLSConfigurer configurer = spy(new TLSConfigurer());
    TLSProtocolConfigurer tlsProtocolConfigurer = mock(TLSProtocolConfigurer.class);
    when(configurer.createDefaultTlsProtocolConfigurer()).thenReturn(tlsProtocolConfigurer);
    configurer
            .protocolName("protocol")
            .protocolPort(9999)
            .sslHostnameVerification("strict")
            .trustedKeys("one", "two");
    configurer.init(builder);
    configurer.configure(builder);
    verify(tlsConfig, never()).getProtocolName();
    verify(tlsConfig, never()).getProtocolPort();
    verify(tlsConfig, never()).getSslHostnameVerification();
    verify(tlsConfig, never()).getTrustedKeys();
    verify(builder).setSharedObject(eq(TLSProtocolConfigurer.class), eq(tlsProtocolConfigurer));
    verify(tlsProtocolConfigurer).setProtocolName(eq("protocol"));
    verify(tlsProtocolConfigurer).setProtocolPort(eq(9999));
    verify(tlsProtocolConfigurer).setSslHostnameVerification(eq("strict"));
    verify(tlsProtocolConfigurer).setTrustedKeys((Set<String>) MockitoHamcrest.argThat(contains("one", "two")));
}

Example #3

Source File: TLSConfigurer.java From spring-boot-security-saml with MIT License

5 votes

@Override
public void configure(ServiceProviderBuilder builder) throws Exception {
    KeyManager keyManager = builder.getSharedObject(KeyManager.class);
    TLSProtocolConfigurer configurer = createDefaultTlsProtocolConfigurer();
    configurer.setProtocolName(Optional.ofNullable(protocolName).orElseGet(config::getProtocolName));
    configurer.setProtocolPort(Optional.ofNullable(protocolPort).orElseGet(config::getProtocolPort));
    configurer.setSslHostnameVerification(Optional.ofNullable(sslHostnameVerification).orElseGet(config::getSslHostnameVerification));
    configurer.setTrustedKeys(Optional.ofNullable(trustedKeys).orElseGet(config::getTrustedKeys));
    configurer.setKeyManager(keyManager);
    configurer.afterPropertiesSet();
    builder.setSharedObject(TLSProtocolConfigurer.class, configurer);
}

Example #4

Source File: TLSConfigurer.java From spring-boot-security-saml with MIT License

4 votes

@VisibleForTesting
protected TLSProtocolConfigurer createDefaultTlsProtocolConfigurer() {
    return new TLSProtocolConfigurer();
}

Example #5

Source File: SAMLConfig.java From spring-boot-security-saml-samples with MIT License

4 votes

@Bean
public TLSProtocolConfigurer tlsProtocolConfigurer(KeyManager keyManager) {
    TLSProtocolConfigurer configurer = new TLSProtocolConfigurer();
    configurer.setKeyManager(keyManager);
    return configurer;
}