List of checkTrustEquivalence() Examples

Examples of checkTrustEquivalence()

net.jini.activation.ActivatableInvocationHandler.checkTrustEquivalence()
Returns true if the specified object (which is not yet known to be trusted) is equivalent in trust, content, and function to this known trusted object, and false otherwise.
ActivatableInvocationHandler implements this method as follows:
This method returns true if and only if the following conditions are met:
- The specified object has the same class as this object.
- This object's activation identifier implements {@link TrustEquivalence}.
- Invoking the checkTrustEquivalence method on this object's activation identifier passing the specified object's activation identifier returns true.
- The client constraints in the specified object are equal to the ones in this object.
The underlying proxy of the specified object is set to null if this method returns true and any of the following conditions are met:
- This object's underlying proxy is null.
- This object's underlying proxy is not an instance of {@link TrustEquivalence}.
- Invoking the checkTrustEquivalence method on this object's underlying proxy, passing the underlying proxy of the specified object, returns false.
net.jini.jeri.BasicInvocationHandler.checkTrustEquivalence()
Returns true if the specified object (which is not yet known to be trusted) is equivalent in trust, content, and function to this known trusted object, and false otherwise.
BasicInvocationHandler implements this method to return true if and only if
- the specified object has the same class as this object,
- this object's ObjectEndpoint is an instance of {@link TrustEquivalence} and invoking itscheckTrustEquivalence method with the specified object's ObjectEndpoint returns true, and
- the client constraints and server constraints in the specified object are equal to the ones in this object.
A subclass should override this method to perform any additional checks that are necessary.
net.jini.security.proxytrust.TrustEquivalence.checkTrustEquivalence()
Returns true if the specified object (that is not yet known to be trusted) is equivalent in trust, content, and function to this known trusted object, and returns false otherwise. This method is permitted to delete content of the specified object if that content is cached state that might be stale (relative to the known trusted object's cached state), cannot otherwise be checked, and will be recreated on demand (from content that has been checked) during subsequent operations on the object. @param obj object to check that is not yet known to be trusted @return true if the specified object (that is not yetknown to be trusted) is equivalent in trust, content, and function to this known trusted object, and returns false otherwise

Examples of net.jini.activation.ActivatableInvocationHandler.checkTrustEquivalence()

    public void run() throws Exception {
        FakeActivationID aid = new FakeActivationID(logger);
        RMCProxy fp = new RMCProxy(logger);
        ActivatableInvocationHandler handler = new
                ActivatableInvocationHandler(aid, fp);
        assertion(handler.checkTrustEquivalence(handler));
        Object o = new Object();
        assertion(!handler.checkTrustEquivalence(o));


        ActivationID aid2 = new FakeActivationID(logger);
        RMCProxy fp2 = new RMCProxy(logger);

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Examples of net.jini.activation.ActivatableInvocationHandler.checkTrustEquivalence()

        RMCProxy fp = new RMCProxy(logger);
        ActivatableInvocationHandler handler = new
                ActivatableInvocationHandler(aid, fp);
        assertion(handler.checkTrustEquivalence(handler));
        Object o = new Object();
        assertion(!handler.checkTrustEquivalence(o));


        ActivationID aid2 = new FakeActivationID(logger);
        RMCProxy fp2 = new RMCProxy(logger);
        ActivatableInvocationHandler handler2 = new
                ActivatableInvocationHandler(aid, fp);

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Examples of net.jini.jeri.BasicInvocationHandler.checkTrustEquivalence()

                // verify BasicInvocationHandler.invoke test cases
                assertion(! proxy1.checkTrustEquivalence(proxy2));
                assertion(! proxy2.checkTrustEquivalence(proxy1));
                // verify BasicInvocationHandler test cases
                assertion(! handler1.checkTrustEquivalence(handler2));
                assertion(! handler2.checkTrustEquivalence(handler1));


                logger.log(Level.FINE,"=================================");
                logger.log(Level.FINE,"test case " + (counter++) + ": "
                    + "i=" + i + ",j=" + j
                    +",ObjectEndpoint.checkTrustEquivalence returns false");

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Examples of net.jini.jeri.BasicInvocationHandler.checkTrustEquivalence()

                // verify BasicInvocationHandler.invoke test cases
                assertion(! proxy1.checkTrustEquivalence(proxy2));
                assertion(! proxy2.checkTrustEquivalence(proxy1));
                // verify BasicInvocationHandler test cases
                assertion(! handler1.checkTrustEquivalence(handler2));
                assertion(! handler2.checkTrustEquivalence(handler1));


                logger.log(Level.FINE,"=================================");
                logger.log(Level.FINE,"test case " + (counter++) + ": "
                    + "i=" + i + ",j=" + j
                    + ",ObjectEndpoint.checkTrustEquivalence returns true");

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Examples of net.jini.jeri.BasicInvocationHandler.checkTrustEquivalence()

                    // verify BasicInvocationHandler.invoke test cases
                    assertion(proxy1.checkTrustEquivalence(proxy2));
                    assertion(proxy2.checkTrustEquivalence(proxy1));
                    // verify BasicInvocationHandler test cases
                    assertion(handler1.checkTrustEquivalence(handler2));
                    assertion(handler2.checkTrustEquivalence(handler1));
                } else {
                    // verify BasicInvocationHandler.invoke test cases
                    assertion(! proxy1.checkTrustEquivalence(proxy2));
                    assertion(! proxy2.checkTrustEquivalence(proxy1));
                    // verify BasicInvocationHandler test cases

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Examples of net.jini.jeri.BasicInvocationHandler.checkTrustEquivalence()

                    // verify BasicInvocationHandler.invoke test cases
                    assertion(! proxy1.checkTrustEquivalence(proxy2));
                    assertion(! proxy2.checkTrustEquivalence(proxy1));
                    // verify BasicInvocationHandler test cases
                    assertion(! handler1.checkTrustEquivalence(handler2));
                    assertion(! handler2.checkTrustEquivalence(handler1));
                }
            }//inner for loop
        }//outer for loop
    }

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Examples of net.jini.security.proxytrust.TrustEquivalence.checkTrustEquivalence()

  }


  MethodConstraints mc = otherServerProxy.getConstraints();
  TrustEquivalence trusted =
      (TrustEquivalence) serverProxy.setConstraints(mc);
  boolean result = trusted.checkTrustEquivalence(otherServerProxy);
  if (logger.isLoggable(Level.FINER)) {
      logger.exiting(ProxyVerifier.class.getName(), "isTrustedObject", 
          Boolean.valueOf(result));
  }
  return result;

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Examples of net.jini.security.proxytrust.TrustEquivalence.checkTrustEquivalence()

       /* With respect to trust, content, and function, test whether
  * the server reference from the input proxy is equivalent to
  * the canonical server reference we have (once method
  * constraints have been normalized.)
  */
        return constrainedServer.checkTrustEquivalence(inputProxyServer);
    }


    /**
     * Verifies that the server reference implements
     * <code>TrustEquivalence</code>.

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Examples of net.jini.security.proxytrust.TrustEquivalence.checkTrustEquivalence()

      return false;
  }
  MethodConstraints mc = otherServerProxy.getConstraints();
  TrustEquivalence trusted =
      (TrustEquivalence) serverProxy.setConstraints(mc);
  return trusted.checkTrustEquivalence(otherServerProxy);
    }


    /** Require server proxy to implement TrustEquivalence. */
    private void readObject(ObjectInputStream in)
  throws IOException, ClassNotFoundException

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Examples of net.jini.security.proxytrust.TrustEquivalence.checkTrustEquivalence()

  }


  MethodConstraints mc = otherServerProxy.getConstraints();
  TrustEquivalence trusted =
      (TrustEquivalence) serverProxy.setConstraints(mc);
  boolean result = trusted.checkTrustEquivalence(otherServerProxy);
  if (logger.isLoggable(Level.FINER)) {
      logger.exiting(ProxyVerifier.class.getName(), "isTrustedObject", 
          Boolean.valueOf(result));
  }
  return result;

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