Listener And Notify Interfaces
Applications can be notified when a session has become invalid, possibly because it has been idle over a time limit, or it has reached the maximum session time. This is done by implementing a listener function of type am_sso_token_listener_func_t , which takes a SSO token handle, event type, event time, application-defined arguments handle, and a boolean argument to indicate whether the listener function should be called in the calling thread or dispatched to a thread from the internal thread pool managed by the C SDK. This listener function must be registered to be invoked when the session has ended and notification must be enabled for an application to receive notifications. Notification is enabled by setting the property com.sun.am.notificationEnabled to true, and by providing a URL where the application is receiving HTTP messages from Access Manager. The URL where the application is receiving messages from the Access Manager is expected to take any message from the server (as an XML string) and pass it to am_notify(). am_notify() will parse the message and invoke session listeners or policy listeners depending on whether the message is a session or policy notification. Code Example 4-7 is a sample implementation of SSOToken listener and how to register it.
Example 9–4 Sample Implementation Of SSOToken Listener
void sample_listener_func(
am_sso_token_handle_t sso_token_handle,
const am_sso_token_event_type_t event_type,
const time_t event_time,
void *opaque)
{
if (sso_token_handle != NULL) {
const char *sso_token_id = am_sso_get_sso_token_id(sso_token_handle);
boolean_t is_valid = am_sso_is_valid_token(sso_token_handle);
printf("sso token id is %s.\\n",
sso_token_id==NULL?"NULL":sso_token_id);
printf("session state is %s.\\n",
is_valid == B_TRUE ? "valid":"invalid");
printf("event type %d.\\n", event_type);
printf("event time %d.\\n", event_time);
}
else {
printf("Error: sso token handle is null!");
}
if (opaque)
*(int *)opaque = 1;
return;
}
int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
am_status_t status;
char *sso_token_id = argv[1];
int listener_func_done = 0;
/* initialize sso as in previous samples */
/* get sso token handle */
status = am_sso_create_sso_token_handle(&sso_handle, sso_token_id, false);
/* register listener function. notification must be enabled, if not,
/* status AM_NOTIF_NOT_ENABLED will be returned. */
status = am_sso_add_sso_token_listener(sso_handle, sample_listener_func,
&listener_func_done, B_TRUE);
if (status != AM_SUCCESS) {
printf("Failed to register sample listener function.\\n");
return 1;
}
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