Library Identitystore

Introduction

This library provides services to communicate with Identity Store REST API.

Further information can be found on the official wiki.

Services

The main service is fr.paris.lutece.plugins.identitystore.v3.web.service.IdentityService which provides methods to call Identity Store.

These methods are implemented in the rest transport fr.paris.lutece.plugins.identitystore.v3.web.rs.service.IdentityTransportRest .

It requires an implementation of fr.paris.lutece.plugins.identitystore.v3.web.service.IHttpTransportProvider to define the HTTP transport. Two implementations of this interface are provided in the library :

• fr.paris.lutece.plugins.identitystore.v3.web.rs.service.HttpAccessTransport , which uses simple requests
• fr.paris.lutece.plugins.identitystore.v3.web.rs.service.HttpApiManagerAccessTransport , which calls endpoints through an ApiManager in order to secure requests to the API (by using tokens)

Both implementations require URL definition of the Identity Store service end point.

• apiEndPointUrl , the URL to the Identity store endpoint.

When using HttpApiManagerAccessTransport , two extra parameters are required:

• accessManagerEndPointUrl , the URL to the API manager token endpoint.
• accessManagerCredentials , the credentials to access the API manager token endpoint.

Configuration using Spring context

First, define the bean for the HTTP transport you want to use:

• set the property for the URL of the Identity Store service end point
• set other properties if using the HTTP transport HttpApiManagerAccessTransport

Then, define the bean for the rest transport IdentityTransportRest :

• as a constructor argument, refer to the bean for HTTP transport

Then, define the bean for the service IdentityService :

• as a constructor argument, refer to the bean for rest transport

Here is an example of Spring configuration with the HTTP transport HttpAccessTransport :

<!-- library identitystore -->
<!-- IHttpTransportProvider declarations -->
<bean id="identitystore.httpAccessTransport" class="fr.paris.lutece.plugins.identitystore.v3.web.rs.service.HttpAccessTransport" >
    <property name="apiEndPointUrl">
        <value>${identitydesk.identitystore.apiEndPointUrl}</value>
    </property>
</bean>

<bean id="identity.restTransport.httpAccess" class="fr.paris.lutece.plugins.identitystore.v3.web.rs.service.IdentityTransportRest">
    <constructor-arg ref="identitystore.httpAccessTransport"/>
</bean>

<!-- IdentityService impl -->
<bean id="identity.identityService" class="fr.paris.lutece.plugins.identitystore.v3.web.service.IdentityService">
    <constructor-arg ref="identity.restTransport.httpAccess"/>
</bean>
                        

Here is an example of Spring configuration with the HTTP transport HttpApiManagerAccessTransport :

<!-- library identitystore -->
<!-- IHttpTransportProvider declarations -->
<bean id="identitystore.httpAccessTransport" class="fr.paris.lutece.plugins.identitystore.v3.web.rs.service.HttpApiManagerAccessTransport">
    <property name="apiEndPointUrl">
        <value>${myplugin.identitystore.ApiEndPointUrl}</value>
    </property>
    <property name="accessManagerEndPointUrl">
        <value>${myplugin.identitystore.accessManagerEndPointUrl}</value>
    </property>
    <property name="accessManagerCredentials">
        <value>${myplugin.identitystore.accessManagerCredentials}</value>
    </property>
</bean>

<bean id="identity.restTransport.httpAccess" class="fr.paris.lutece.plugins.identitystore.v3.web.rs.service.IdentityTransportRest">
    <constructor-arg ref="identitystore.httpAccessTransport"/>
</bean>

<!-- IdentityService impl -->
<bean id="identity.identityService" class="fr.paris.lutece.plugins.identitystore.v3.web.service.IdentityService">
    <constructor-arg ref="identity.restTransport.httpAccess"/>
</bean>
                        

You can finally access your bean in the java code as follows:

import fr.paris.lutece.plugins.identitystore.v3.web.service.IdentityService;
...
private IdentityService _identityService = SpringContextService.getBean( "identity.identityService" );
                        

Configuration in Java code

The service can directly be created in the Java code. Here is an example with the HTTP transport HttpApiManagerAccessTransport (the same mechanism can be applied for the HTTP transport HttpAccessTransport ).

First, define the following keys in a properties file:

myplugin.identitystore.ApiEndPointUrl=http://mydomain.com/url/to/apimanager/api/identitystore
myplugin.identitystore.accessManagerEndPointUrl=http://mydomain.com/url/to/apimanager/token
myplugin.identitystore.accessManagerCredentials=your_private_key
                        

Then, add the following code in the Java code:

...
private static final String PROPERTY_GRU_API_ENDPOINT = "myplugin.identitystore.ApiEndPointUrl";
private static final String PROPERTY_GRU_AM_ENDPOINT = "myplugin.identitystore.accessManagerEndPointUrl";
private static final String PROPERTY_GRU_AM_CREDENTIALS = "myplugin.identitystore.accessManagerCredentials";
...

HttpApiManagerAccessTransport httpApiManagerAccessTransport = new HttpApiManagerAccessTransport( )

httpApiManagerAccessTransport.setApiEndPointUrl( AppPropertiesService.getProperty( PROPERTY_GRU_API_ENDPOINT ) );
httpApiManagerAccessTransport.setAccessManagerEndPointUrl( AppPropertiesService.getProperty( PROPERTY_GRU_AM_ENDPOINT ) );
httpApiManagerAccessTransport.setAccessManagerCredentials( AppPropertiesService.getProperty( PROPERTY_GRU_AM_CREDENTIALS ) );

IdentityTransportRest  identityTransport = new IdentityTransportRest( httpApiManagerAccessTransport );

final IdentityService identityService = new IdentityService( identityTransport );
...
                        

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