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

Class net.jini.security.proxytrust.TrustEquivalence

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

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

                return false;
            }//endif
            final MethodConstraints mConstraints = inputProxy.getConstraints();
            final TrustEquivalence constrainedInnerProxy =
                     (TrustEquivalence)innerProxy.setConstraints(mConstraints);
            return (    constrainedInnerProxy.checkTrustEquivalence(inputProxy)
                     && proxyID.equals(inputProxyID) );
        }//end isTrustedObject
    }//end class ProxyVerifier


}//end class LeaseRenewDurRFE

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      return false;
  }


  TrustEquivalence trustEquiv = (TrustEquivalence)
      server.setConstraints(inputServer.getConstraints());
  return trustEquiv.checkTrustEquivalence(inputServer);
    }


    /**
     * Verifies that the server reference implements both RemoteMethodControl
     * and TrustEquivalence.

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         * input proxy is equivalent to the canonical inner proxy that has
         * the same method constraints as that input proxy, and verify that
         * the canonical ID of the backend server is equivalent to the ID
         * extracted from the input proxy; return the result.
         */
        return (    constrainedInnerProxy.checkTrustEquivalence(inputProxy)
                 && proxyID.equals(inputProxyID) );
    }//end isTrustedObject


}//end class ProxyVerifier

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

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  }


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

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  }


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

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                proxy1 = newProxy(proxyInterfaces1,handler1);
                proxy2 = newProxy(proxyInterfaces2,handler2);


                // 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,"=================================");

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                proxy1 = newProxy(proxyInterfaces1,handler1);
                proxy2 = newProxy(proxyInterfaces2,handler2);


                // 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,"=================================");

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                proxy2 = newProxy(proxyInterfaces2,handler2);


                if (i == j) {
                    // 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

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                    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
                    assertion(! handler1.checkTrustEquivalence(handler2));
                    assertion(! handler2.checkTrustEquivalence(handler1));
                }
            }//inner for loop

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