// tc.clearToken("org.onap.aaf","org.onap.test");
// Result Object can be queried for success
- if(rtt.isOK()) {
+ if (rtt.isOK()) {
TimedToken token = rtt.value;
print(token); // Take a look at what's in a Token
// The "future" calling method allows you to do other processing, such as call more than one backend
// client before picking up the result
// If "get" matches the HTTP Code for the method (i.e. read HTTP Return value is 200), then
- if(future.get(CALL_TIMEOUT)) {
+ if (future.get(CALL_TIMEOUT)) {
// Client Returned expected value
return future.value;
} else {
// As a Service, read Introspection information as proof of Authenticated Authorization
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// CADI Framework (i.e. CadiFilter) works with the Introspection to drive the J2EE interfaces (
- // i.e. if(isUserInRole("ns.perm|instance|action")) {...
+ // i.e. if (isUserInRole("ns.perm|instance|action")) {...
//
// Here, however, is a way to introspect via Java
//
// We need a Different Introspect TokenClient, because different Endpoint (and usually different Services)
TokenClient tci = tcf.newClient(Config.AAF_OAUTH2_INTROSPECT_URL);
Result<Introspect> is = tci.introspect(token.getAccessToken());
- if(is.isOK()) {
+ if (is.isOK()) {
// Note that AAF will add JSON set of Permissions as part of "Content:", legitimate extension of OAuth Structure
print(is.value); // do something with Introspect Object
} else {
}
private static void print(Introspect ti) {
- if(ti==null || ti.getClientId()==null) {
+ if (ti==null || ti.getClientId()==null) {
System.out.println("Empty Introspect");
return;
}