8234541: C1 emits an empty message when it inlines successfully
Summary: Use "inline" as the message when successfull
Reviewed-by: thartmann, mdoerr
Contributed-by: navy.xliu@gmail.com
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/*
*
* (C) Copyright IBM Corp. 1999 All Rights Reserved.
* Copyright 1997 The Open Group Research Institute. All rights reserved.
*/
package sun.security.krb5;
import sun.security.krb5.internal.*;
import sun.security.krb5.internal.crypto.KeyUsage;
import sun.security.util.*;
import java.io.IOException;
/**
* This class encapsulates a KRB-AP-REP sent from the service to the
* client.
*/
public class KrbApRep {
private byte[] obuf;
private byte[] ibuf;
private EncAPRepPart encPart; // although in plain text
private APRep apRepMessg;
/**
* Constructs a KRB-AP-REP to send to a client.
* @throws KrbException
* @throws IOException
*/
// Used in AcceptSecContextToken
public KrbApRep(KrbApReq incomingReq,
boolean useSeqNumber,
EncryptionKey subKey)
throws KrbException, IOException {
SeqNumber seqNum = new LocalSeqNumber();
init(incomingReq, subKey, seqNum);
}
/**
* Constructs a KRB-AP-REQ from the bytes received from a service.
* @throws KrbException
* @throws IOException
*/
// Used in AcceptSecContextToken
public KrbApRep(byte[] message, Credentials tgtCreds,
KrbApReq outgoingReq) throws KrbException, IOException {
this(message, tgtCreds);
authenticate(outgoingReq);
}
private void init(KrbApReq apReq,
EncryptionKey subKey,
SeqNumber seqNumber)
throws KrbException, IOException {
createMessage(
apReq.getCreds().key,
apReq.getCtime(),
apReq.cusec(),
subKey,
seqNumber);
obuf = apRepMessg.asn1Encode();
}
/**
* Constructs a KrbApRep object.
* @param msg a byte array of reply message.
* @param tgs_creds client's credential.
* @exception KrbException
* @exception IOException
*/
private KrbApRep(byte[] msg, Credentials tgs_creds)
throws KrbException, IOException {
this(new DerValue(msg), tgs_creds);
}
/**
* Constructs a KrbApRep object.
* @param msg a byte array of reply message.
* @param tgs_creds client's credential.
* @exception KrbException
* @exception IOException
*/
private KrbApRep(DerValue encoding, Credentials tgs_creds)
throws KrbException, IOException {
APRep rep = null;
try {
rep = new APRep(encoding);
} catch (Asn1Exception e) {
rep = null;
KRBError err = new KRBError(encoding);
String errStr = err.getErrorString();
String eText;
if (errStr.charAt(errStr.length() - 1) == 0)
eText = errStr.substring(0, errStr.length() - 1);
else
eText = errStr;
KrbException ke = new KrbException(err.getErrorCode(), eText);
ke.initCause(e);
throw ke;
}
byte[] temp = rep.encPart.decrypt(tgs_creds.key,
KeyUsage.KU_ENC_AP_REP_PART);
byte[] enc_ap_rep_part = rep.encPart.reset(temp);
encoding = new DerValue(enc_ap_rep_part);
encPart = new EncAPRepPart(encoding);
}
private void authenticate(KrbApReq apReq)
throws KrbException, IOException {
if (encPart.ctime.getSeconds() != apReq.getCtime().getSeconds() ||
encPart.cusec != apReq.getCtime().getMicroSeconds())
throw new KrbApErrException(Krb5.KRB_AP_ERR_MUT_FAIL);
}
/**
* Returns the optional subkey stored in
* this message. Returns null if none is stored.
*/
public EncryptionKey getSubKey() {
// XXX Can encPart be null
return encPart.getSubKey();
}
/**
* Returns the optional sequence number stored in the
* this message. Returns null if none is stored.
*/
public Integer getSeqNumber() {
// XXX Can encPart be null
return encPart.getSeqNumber();
}
/**
* Returns the ASN.1 encoding that should be sent to the peer.
*/
public byte[] getMessage() {
return obuf;
}
private void createMessage(
EncryptionKey key,
KerberosTime ctime,
int cusec,
EncryptionKey subKey,
SeqNumber seqNumber)
throws Asn1Exception, IOException,
KdcErrException, KrbCryptoException {
Integer seqno = null;
if (seqNumber != null)
seqno = seqNumber.current();
encPart = new EncAPRepPart(ctime,
cusec,
subKey,
seqno);
byte[] encPartEncoding = encPart.asn1Encode();
EncryptedData encEncPart = new EncryptedData(key, encPartEncoding,
KeyUsage.KU_ENC_AP_REP_PART);
apRepMessg = new APRep(encEncPart);
}
}