sun.security.jgss.krb5.Krb5AcceptCredential Java Examples

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Example #1
Source File: KrbApReq.java    From dragonwell8_jdk with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Constructs an AP-REQ message from the bytes received from the
 * peer.
 * @param message The message received from the peer
 * @param cred <code>KrbAcceptCredential</code> containing keys to decrypt
 *    the message; key selected will depend on etype used to encrypt data
 * @throws KrbException for any Kerberos protocol specific error
 * @throws IOException for any IO related errors
 *          (e.g. socket operations)
 */
 // Used in InitSecContextToken (for AP_REQ and not TGS REQ)
public KrbApReq(byte[] message,
                Krb5AcceptCredential cred,
                InetAddress initiator)
    throws KrbException, IOException {
    obuf = message;
    if (apReqMessg == null)
        decode();
    authenticate(cred, initiator);
}
Example #2
Source File: KrbApReq.java    From TencentKona-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Constructs an AP-REQ message from the bytes received from the
 * peer.
 * @param message The message received from the peer
 * @param cred <code>KrbAcceptCredential</code> containing keys to decrypt
 *    the message; key selected will depend on etype used to encrypt data
 * @throws KrbException for any Kerberos protocol specific error
 * @throws IOException for any IO related errors
 *          (e.g. socket operations)
 */
 // Used in InitSecContextToken (for AP_REQ and not TGS REQ)
public KrbApReq(byte[] message,
                Krb5AcceptCredential cred,
                InetAddress initiator)
    throws KrbException, IOException {
    obuf = message;
    if (apReqMessg == null)
        decode();
    authenticate(cred, initiator);
}
Example #3
Source File: KrbApReq.java    From jdk8u60 with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Constructs an AP-REQ message from the bytes received from the
 * peer.
 * @param message The message received from the peer
 * @param cred <code>KrbAcceptCredential</code> containing keys to decrypt
 *    the message; key selected will depend on etype used to encrypt data
 * @throws KrbException for any Kerberos protocol specific error
 * @throws IOException for any IO related errors
 *          (e.g. socket operations)
 */
 // Used in InitSecContextToken (for AP_REQ and not TGS REQ)
public KrbApReq(byte[] message,
                Krb5AcceptCredential cred,
                InetAddress initiator)
    throws KrbException, IOException {
    obuf = message;
    if (apReqMessg == null)
        decode();
    authenticate(cred, initiator);
}
Example #4
Source File: KrbApReq.java    From openjdk-jdk8u with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Constructs an AP-REQ message from the bytes received from the
 * peer.
 * @param message The message received from the peer
 * @param cred <code>KrbAcceptCredential</code> containing keys to decrypt
 *    the message; key selected will depend on etype used to encrypt data
 * @throws KrbException for any Kerberos protocol specific error
 * @throws IOException for any IO related errors
 *          (e.g. socket operations)
 */
 // Used in InitSecContextToken (for AP_REQ and not TGS REQ)
public KrbApReq(byte[] message,
                Krb5AcceptCredential cred,
                InetAddress initiator)
    throws KrbException, IOException {
    obuf = message;
    if (apReqMessg == null)
        decode();
    authenticate(cred, initiator);
}
Example #5
Source File: KrbApReq.java    From openjdk-jdk8u-backup with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Constructs an AP-REQ message from the bytes received from the
 * peer.
 * @param message The message received from the peer
 * @param cred <code>KrbAcceptCredential</code> containing keys to decrypt
 *    the message; key selected will depend on etype used to encrypt data
 * @throws KrbException for any Kerberos protocol specific error
 * @throws IOException for any IO related errors
 *          (e.g. socket operations)
 */
 // Used in InitSecContextToken (for AP_REQ and not TGS REQ)
public KrbApReq(byte[] message,
                Krb5AcceptCredential cred,
                InetAddress initiator)
    throws KrbException, IOException {
    obuf = message;
    if (apReqMessg == null)
        decode();
    authenticate(cred, initiator);
}
Example #6
Source File: KrbApReq.java    From openjdk-jdk9 with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Constructs an AP-REQ message from the bytes received from the
 * peer.
 * @param message The message received from the peer
 * @param cred <code>KrbAcceptCredential</code> containing keys to decrypt
 *    the message; key selected will depend on etype used to encrypt data
 * @throws KrbException for any Kerberos protocol specific error
 * @throws IOException for any IO related errors
 *          (e.g. socket operations)
 */
 // Used in InitSecContextToken (for AP_REQ and not TGS REQ)
public KrbApReq(byte[] message,
                Krb5AcceptCredential cred,
                InetAddress initiator)
    throws KrbException, IOException {
    obuf = message;
    if (apReqMessg == null)
        decode();
    authenticate(cred, initiator);
}
Example #7
Source File: KrbApReq.java    From jdk8u-jdk with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Constructs an AP-REQ message from the bytes received from the
 * peer.
 * @param message The message received from the peer
 * @param cred <code>KrbAcceptCredential</code> containing keys to decrypt
 *    the message; key selected will depend on etype used to encrypt data
 * @throws KrbException for any Kerberos protocol specific error
 * @throws IOException for any IO related errors
 *          (e.g. socket operations)
 */
 // Used in InitSecContextToken (for AP_REQ and not TGS REQ)
public KrbApReq(byte[] message,
                Krb5AcceptCredential cred,
                InetAddress initiator)
    throws KrbException, IOException {
    obuf = message;
    if (apReqMessg == null)
        decode();
    authenticate(cred, initiator);
}
Example #8
Source File: KrbApReq.java    From hottub with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Constructs an AP-REQ message from the bytes received from the
 * peer.
 * @param message The message received from the peer
 * @param cred <code>KrbAcceptCredential</code> containing keys to decrypt
 *    the message; key selected will depend on etype used to encrypt data
 * @throws KrbException for any Kerberos protocol specific error
 * @throws IOException for any IO related errors
 *          (e.g. socket operations)
 */
 // Used in InitSecContextToken (for AP_REQ and not TGS REQ)
public KrbApReq(byte[] message,
                Krb5AcceptCredential cred,
                InetAddress initiator)
    throws KrbException, IOException {
    obuf = message;
    if (apReqMessg == null)
        decode();
    authenticate(cred, initiator);
}
Example #9
Source File: KrbApReq.java    From openjdk-8-source with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Constructs an AP-REQ message from the bytes received from the
 * peer.
 * @param message The message received from the peer
 * @param keys <code>EncrtyptionKey</code>s to decrypt the message;
 *       key selected will depend on etype used to encrypte data
 * @throws KrbException for any Kerberos protocol specific error
 * @throws IOException for any IO related errors
 *          (e.g. socket operations)
 */
 // Used in InitSecContextToken (for AP_REQ and not TGS REQ)
public KrbApReq(byte[] message,
                Krb5AcceptCredential cred,
                InetAddress initiator)
    throws KrbException, IOException {
    obuf = message;
    if (apReqMessg == null)
        decode();
    authenticate(cred, initiator);
}
Example #10
Source File: KrbApReq.java    From openjdk-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Constructs an AP-REQ message from the bytes received from the
 * peer.
 * @param message The message received from the peer
 * @param keys <code>EncrtyptionKey</code>s to decrypt the message;
 *       key selected will depend on etype used to encrypte data
 * @throws KrbException for any Kerberos protocol specific error
 * @throws IOException for any IO related errors
 *          (e.g. socket operations)
 */
 // Used in InitSecContextToken (for AP_REQ and not TGS REQ)
public KrbApReq(byte[] message,
                Krb5AcceptCredential cred,
                InetAddress initiator)
    throws KrbException, IOException {
    obuf = message;
    if (apReqMessg == null)
        decode();
    authenticate(cred, initiator);
}
Example #11
Source File: KrbApReq.java    From jdk8u_jdk with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Constructs an AP-REQ message from the bytes received from the
 * peer.
 * @param message The message received from the peer
 * @param cred <code>KrbAcceptCredential</code> containing keys to decrypt
 *    the message; key selected will depend on etype used to encrypt data
 * @throws KrbException for any Kerberos protocol specific error
 * @throws IOException for any IO related errors
 *          (e.g. socket operations)
 */
 // Used in InitSecContextToken (for AP_REQ and not TGS REQ)
public KrbApReq(byte[] message,
                Krb5AcceptCredential cred,
                InetAddress initiator)
    throws KrbException, IOException {
    obuf = message;
    if (apReqMessg == null)
        decode();
    authenticate(cred, initiator);
}
Example #12
Source File: KrbApReq.java    From jdk8u-jdk with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Constructs an AP-REQ message from the bytes received from the
 * peer.
 * @param message The message received from the peer
 * @param cred <code>KrbAcceptCredential</code> containing keys to decrypt
 *    the message; key selected will depend on etype used to encrypt data
 * @throws KrbException for any Kerberos protocol specific error
 * @throws IOException for any IO related errors
 *          (e.g. socket operations)
 */
 // Used in InitSecContextToken (for AP_REQ and not TGS REQ)
public KrbApReq(byte[] message,
                Krb5AcceptCredential cred,
                InetAddress initiator)
    throws KrbException, IOException {
    obuf = message;
    if (apReqMessg == null)
        decode();
    authenticate(cred, initiator);
}
Example #13
Source File: KrbApReq.java    From jdk8u-dev-jdk with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Constructs an AP-REQ message from the bytes received from the
 * peer.
 * @param message The message received from the peer
 * @param cred <code>KrbAcceptCredential</code> containing keys to decrypt
 *    the message; key selected will depend on etype used to encrypt data
 * @throws KrbException for any Kerberos protocol specific error
 * @throws IOException for any IO related errors
 *          (e.g. socket operations)
 */
 // Used in InitSecContextToken (for AP_REQ and not TGS REQ)
public KrbApReq(byte[] message,
                Krb5AcceptCredential cred,
                InetAddress initiator)
    throws KrbException, IOException {
    obuf = message;
    if (apReqMessg == null)
        decode();
    authenticate(cred, initiator);
}