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Bug
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Resolution: Done
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Major
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8.2.0.Alpha1
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None
Currently this code is required to authenticate with the C# client:
AuthenticationStringCallback cbUser = new AuthenticationStringCallback(user);
AuthenticationStringCallback cbPass = new AuthenticationStringCallback(password);
AuthenticationStringCallback cbRealm = new AuthenticationStringCallback(REALM);
IDictionary<int, AuthenticationStringCallback> cbMap = new Dictionary<int, AuthenticationStringCallback>();
cbMap.Add((int)SaslCallbackId.SASL_CB_USER, cbUser);
cbMap.Add((int)SaslCallbackId.SASL_CB_PASS, cbPass);
cbMap.Add((int)SaslCallbackId.SASL_CB_GETREALM, cbRealm);
conf.Security().Authentication()
.Enable()
.SaslMechanism(GetMech())
.SetupCallback(cbMap);
Whereas, the Java client requires something like this:
clientConfigurationBuilder.security()
.authentication()
.enable()
.saslMechanism("CRAM-MD5")
.callbackHandler(new TestCallbackHandler("user", "realm", "password".toCharArray()));
Which is a lot simpler. Is there any way to improve the usability of this API? Could the CallBackHandler deal with some of this complexity instead?
