Sun Java System Access Manager 7.1 C API Reference

Retrieving and Setting Properties

The following code sample shows how you might use the am_sso_get_property() and am_sso_set_property() functions. For additional information, see am_sso_get_property() and am_sso_set_property().

/* initialize sso as in previous sample */

     am_status_t status = NULL;
     am_sso_token_handle_t sso_handle = NULL;
     char *session_status = NULL;
     am_string_set_t principal_set = NULL;

     /* create sso token handle */
     status = am_sso_create_sso_token_handle(&sso_handle, sso_token_id, false);
     if (status != AM_SUCCESS) {
         printf("Failed getting sso token handle for sso token id %s.
					\\n", sso_token_id);
         return 1;
     }

     /* check if session is valid */
     session_status = am_sso_is_valid_token(sso_handle) ? "Valid" : "Invalid";
     printf("Session state is %s\\n", session_status);

     /* check if session is valid using validate. This also updates the handle with 
		 /*info from the server */
     status = am_sso_validate_token(sso_handle);
     if (status == AM_SUCCESS) {
         printf("Session state is valid.\\n");
     } else if (status == AM_INVALID_SESSION) {
         printf("Session status is invalid.\\n");
     } else {
         printf("Error validating sso token.\\n");
         return 1;
     }

     /* get info on the session */
     printf("SSO Token ID is %s.\\n", am_sso_get_sso_token_id(sso_handle));
     printf("Auth type is %s.\\n", am_sso_get_auth_type(sso_handle));
     printf("Auth level is %d.\\n", am_sso_get_auth_level(sso_handle));
     printf("Idle time is %d.\\n", am_sso_get_idle_time(sso_handle));
     printf("Max Idle time is %d.\\n", am_sso_get_max_idle_time(sso_handle));
     printf("Time left is %d.\\n", am_sso_get_time_left(sso_handle));
     printf("Max session time is %d.\\n", am_sso_get_max_session_time(sso_handle));
     printf("Principal is %s.\\n", am_sso_get_principal(sso_handle));
     printf("Host is %s.\\n", am_sso_get_host(sso_handle));
     principal_set = am_sso_get_principal_set(sso_handle);
     if (principal_set == NULL) {
            printf("ERROR: Principal set is NULL!\\n");
     }else {
            printf("Principal set size %d.\\n", principal_set->size);
            for (i = 0; i < principal_set->size; i++) {
                printf("Principal[%d] = %s.\\n", i, principal_set->strings[i]);
            }
            am_string_set_destroy(principal_set);
     }

     /* get "HOST" property on the session. Same as am_sso_get_host(). */
     printf("Host is %s.\\n", am_sso_get_property(sso_handle, "HOST"));

     /* set a application defined property and get it back */
     status = am_sso_set_property(sso_handle, "AppPropName", "AppPropValue");
     if (status != AM_SUCCESS) {
         printf("Error setting property.\\n");
         return 1;
     }
     printf("AppPropName value is %s.\\n", am_sso_get_property
				(sso_handle, "AppPropName");

     /* refresh token, idle time should be 0 after refresh */
     status = am_sso_refresh_token(sso_handle);
     if (status != AM_SUCCESS) {
         printf("Error refreshing token !\\n");
         return 1;
     }
     printf("After refresh, idle time is %d.\\n", am_sso_get_idle_time(sso_handle));

     /* end this session abruptly. am_auth_logout() is the right way 
		 /* to end session */
     status = am_sso_invalidate_token(sso_handle);
     if (status != AM_SUCCESS) {
         printf("Error invalidating token.\\n");
         return 1;
     }

     /* we are done with sso token handle. free memory for sso handle. */
     status = am_sso_destroy_sso_token_handle(sso_handle);
     if (status != AM_SUCCESS) {
         printf("Failed to free sso token handle.\\n");
         return 1;
     }

     /* call am_cleanup, and other cleanup routines as in previous sample */