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package sun.net.www.protocol.http;

import sun.net.www.*;

import java.util.Iterator;

import java.util.HashMap;

/**

 * This class is used to parse the information in WWW-Authenticate: and Proxy-Authenticate:

 * headers. It searches among multiple header lines and within each header line

 * for the best currently supported scheme. It can also return a HeaderParser

 * containing the challenge data for that particular scheme.

 *

 * Some examples:

 *

 * WWW-Authenticate: Basic realm="foo" Digest realm="bar" NTLM

 *  Note the realm parameter must be associated with the particular scheme.

 *

 * or

 *

 * WWW-Authenticate: Basic realm="foo"

 * WWW-Authenticate: Digest realm="foo",qop="auth",nonce="thisisanunlikelynonce"

 * WWW-Authenticate: NTLM

 *

 * or

 *

 * WWW-Authenticate: Basic realm="foo"

 * WWW-Authenticate: NTLM ASKAJK9893289889QWQIOIONMNMN

 *

 * The last example shows how NTLM breaks the rules of rfc2617 for the structure of

 * the authentication header. This is the reason why the raw header field is used for ntlm.

 *

 * At present, the class chooses schemes in following order :

 *      1. Negotiate (if supported)

 *      2. Kerberos (if supported)

 *      3. Digest

 *      4. NTLM (if supported)

 *      5. Basic

 *

 * This choice can be modified by setting a system property:

 *

 *      -Dhttp.auth.preference="scheme"

 *

 * which in this case, specifies that "scheme" should be used as the auth scheme when offered

 * disregarding the default prioritisation. If scheme is not offered then the default priority

 * is used.

 *

 * Attention: when http.auth.preference is set as SPNEGO or Kerberos, it's actually "Negotiate

 * with SPNEGO" or "Negotiate with Kerberos", which means the user will prefer the Negotiate

 * scheme with GSS/SPNEGO or GSS/Kerberos mechanism.

 *

 * This also means that the real "Kerberos" scheme can never be set as a preference.

 */

public class AuthenticationHeader {

    MessageHeader rsp; // the response to be parsed

    HeaderParser preferred;

    String preferred_r; // raw Strings

    private final HttpCallerInfo hci;   // un-schemed, need check

    // When set true, do not use Negotiate even if the response

    // headers suggest so.

    boolean dontUseNegotiate = false;

    static String authPref=null;

    public String toString() {

        return "AuthenticationHeader: prefer " + preferred_r;

    }

    static {

        authPref = java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(

            new sun.security.action.GetPropertyAction("http.auth.preference"));

        // http.auth.preference can be set to SPNEGO or Kerberos.

        // In fact they means "Negotiate with SPNEGO" and "Negotiate with

        // Kerberos" separately, so here they are all translated into

        // Negotiate. Read NegotiateAuthentication.java to see how they

        // were used later.

        if (authPref != null) {

            authPref = authPref.toLowerCase();

            if(authPref.equals("spnego") || authPref.equals("kerberos")) {

                authPref = "negotiate";

            }

        }

    }

    String hdrname; // Name of the header to look for

    /**

     * parse a set of authentication headers and choose the preferred scheme

     * that we support for a given host

     */

    public AuthenticationHeader (String hdrname, MessageHeader response,

            HttpCallerInfo hci, boolean dontUseNegotiate) {

        this.hci = hci;

        this.dontUseNegotiate = dontUseNegotiate;

        rsp = response;

        this.hdrname = hdrname;

        parse();

    }

    public HttpCallerInfo getHttpCallerInfo() {

        return hci;

    }

    /* we build up a map of scheme names mapped to SchemeMapValue objects */

    static class SchemeMapValue {

        SchemeMapValue (HeaderParser h, String r) {raw=r; parser=h;}

        String raw;

        HeaderParser parser;

    }

    /* Iterate through each header line, and then within each line.

     * If multiple entries exist for a particular scheme (unlikely)

     * then the last one will be used. The

     * preferred scheme that we support will be used.

     */

    private void parse () {

        while (iter.hasNext()) {

            int i, lastSchemeIndex;

            for (i=0, lastSchemeIndex = -1; keys.hasNext(); i++) {

                keys.next();

                if (hp.findValue(i) == null) { /* found a scheme name */

                    if (lastSchemeIndex != -1) {

                        HeaderParser hpn = hp.subsequence (lastSchemeIndex, i);

                        String scheme = hpn.findKey(0);

                        schemes.put (scheme, new SchemeMapValue (hpn, raw));

                    }

                    lastSchemeIndex = i;

                }

            }

            if (i > lastSchemeIndex) {

                HeaderParser hpn = hp.subsequence (lastSchemeIndex, i);

                String scheme = hpn.findKey(0);

            }

        }

        /* choose the best of them, the order is

         * negotiate -> kerberos -> digest -> ntlm -> basic

         */

        SchemeMapValue v = null;

            if(v == null && !dontUseNegotiate) {

                if(tmp != null) {

                    if(hci == null || !NegotiateAuthentication.isSupported(new HttpCallerInfo(hci, "Negotiate"))) {

                        tmp = null;

                    }

                    v = tmp;

                }

            }

            if(v == null && !dontUseNegotiate) {

                if(tmp != null) {

                    // the Kerberos scheme is only observed in MS ISA Server. In

                    // fact i think it's a Kerberos-mechnism-only Negotiate.

                    // Since the Kerberos scheme is always accompanied with the

                    // Negotiate scheme, so it seems impossible to reach this

                    // line. Even if the user explicitly set http.auth.preference

                    // as Kerberos, it means Negotiate with Kerberos, and the code

                    // will still tried to use Negotiate at first.

                    //

                    // The only chance this line get executed is that the server

                    // only suggest the Kerberos scheme.

                    if(hci == null || !NegotiateAuthentication.isSupported(new HttpCallerInfo(hci, "Kerberos"))) {

                        tmp = null;

                    }

                    v = tmp;

                }

            }

            if(v == null) {

                    }

                }

            }

        } else {    // authPref != null && it's found in reponses'

            if (dontUseNegotiate && authPref.equals("negotiate")) {

                v = null;

            }

        }

        if (v != null) {

            preferred = v.parser;

            preferred_r = v.raw;

        }

    }

    /**

     * return a header parser containing the preferred authentication scheme (only).

     * The preferred scheme is the strongest of the schemes proposed by the server.

     * The returned HeaderParser will contain the relevant parameters for that scheme

     */

    public HeaderParser headerParser() {

        return preferred;

    }

    /**

     * return the name of the preferred scheme

     */

    public String scheme() {

        if (preferred != null) {

            return preferred.findKey(0);

        } else {

            return null;

        }

    }

    /* return the raw header field for the preferred/chosen scheme */

    public String raw () {

        return preferred_r;

    }

    /**

     * returns true is the header exists and contains a recognised scheme

     */

    public boolean isPresent () {

        return preferred != null;

    }

}