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Trying to pass object to server side
Hi I am trying to manually pass certifcate to the server before authentication. But so far I am not successful.
// -- In the test client --
//WebApplication object is given
wicketTester = new WicketTester(webApp);
wicketTester.getApplication().getResourceSettings().setResourceStreamLocator(new CustomResourceStreamLocator());
//An attribute is set to the request
MockHttpServletRequest request = wicketTester.getServletRequest();
request.setAttribute("javax.servlet.request.X509Certificate", readCertificate());
wicketTester.startPage(SignIn.class);
// -- In the Server side
// During DEBUG I trace the call to the following 2 times
// One: when new Wicket Tester is created
// Two: after startPage
WebRequest webRequest = (WebRequest)request;
HttpServletRequest servletRequest = webRequest.getHttpServletRequest();
X509Certificate certs[] = (X509Certificate[])servletRequest.getAttribute("javax.servlet.request.X509Certificate");
if(certs != null){
setClientCertificate(certs[0]);
}
The problem is that the certificates are always null. How is it possible to pass on the object to the server side at the right time of the life cycle.
Any help or suggestions are highly appreciated.
Raj Kaushik
rajvkau@yahoo.com
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Re: Trying to pass object to server side
Posted by rajkaushik <ra...@yahoo.com>.
Thanks Thomas. I agree Session should be the place for storing such objects.
But in the application as it is working. The Tomcat is passing information
via Servlet requests. I want to test the application as it is - without
changing the logic of the application.
Raj
Thomas Kappler-3 wrote:
>
> On 01/29/10 17:46, Raj Kaushik wrote:
>> Hi I am trying to manually pass certifcate to the server before
>> authentication. But so far I am not successful.
>
> The standard way to store things that must survive a request/response
> cycle is in the Session. See the java doc for Session and Application:
>
> "Session Properties - Arbitrary objects can be attached to a Session by
> installing a session factory on your Application class which creates
> custom Session subclasses that have typesafe properties specific to the
> application (see Application for details). [...]"
>
> -- Thomas
>
>
>>
>> // -- In the test client --
>>
>> //WebApplication object is given wicketTester = new
>> WicketTester(webApp);
>> wicketTester.getApplication().getResourceSettings().setResourceStreamLocator(new
>> CustomResourceStreamLocator()); //An attribute is set to the request
>> MockHttpServletRequest request = wicketTester.getServletRequest();
>> request.setAttribute("javax.servlet.request.X509Certificate",
>> readCertificate());
>>
>> wicketTester.startPage(SignIn.class);
>>
>> // -- In the Server side // During DEBUG I trace the call to the
>> following 2 times // One: when new Wicket Tester is created // Two:
>> after startPage
>>
>> WebRequest webRequest = (WebRequest)request; HttpServletRequest
>> servletRequest = webRequest.getHttpServletRequest(); X509Certificate
>> certs[] =
>> (X509Certificate[])servletRequest.getAttribute("javax.servlet.request.X509Certificate");
>>
>> if(certs != null){ setClientCertificate(certs[0]); }
>>
>> The problem is that the certificates are always null. How is it
>> possible to pass on the object to the server side at the right time
>> of the life cycle.
>>
>> Any help or suggestions are highly appreciated.
>>
>>
>> Raj Kaushik rajvkau@yahoo.com
>>
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Re: Trying to pass object to server side
Posted by Thomas Kappler <th...@isb-sib.ch>.
On 01/29/10 17:46, Raj Kaushik wrote:
> Hi I am trying to manually pass certifcate to the server before
> authentication. But so far I am not successful.
The standard way to store things that must survive a request/response
cycle is in the Session. See the java doc for Session and Application:
"Session Properties - Arbitrary objects can be attached to a Session by
installing a session factory on your Application class which creates
custom Session subclasses that have typesafe properties specific to the
application (see Application for details). [...]"
-- Thomas
>
> // -- In the test client --
>
> //WebApplication object is given wicketTester = new
> WicketTester(webApp);
> wicketTester.getApplication().getResourceSettings().setResourceStreamLocator(new
> CustomResourceStreamLocator()); //An attribute is set to the request
> MockHttpServletRequest request = wicketTester.getServletRequest();
> request.setAttribute("javax.servlet.request.X509Certificate",
> readCertificate());
>
> wicketTester.startPage(SignIn.class);
>
> // -- In the Server side // During DEBUG I trace the call to the
> following 2 times // One: when new Wicket Tester is created // Two:
> after startPage
>
> WebRequest webRequest = (WebRequest)request; HttpServletRequest
> servletRequest = webRequest.getHttpServletRequest(); X509Certificate
> certs[] =
> (X509Certificate[])servletRequest.getAttribute("javax.servlet.request.X509Certificate");
>
> if(certs != null){ setClientCertificate(certs[0]); }
>
> The problem is that the certificates are always null. How is it
> possible to pass on the object to the server side at the right time
> of the life cycle.
>
> Any help or suggestions are highly appreciated.
>
>
> Raj Kaushik rajvkau@yahoo.com
>
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