def test_associate(self):
registry = TestRegistry(test_handle)
result = protocol.associate(registry, {})
expecting = 'assoc_handle:72LSndh2ZN9VKt08GRPA6NaAEp0tTG2Puxq5vGnrqVk'
expecting += 'F2iRPl001s1DXL9t+y6Gik8QswcPEZ6rlZymoHFHkpw==\n'
expecting += 'assoc_type:HMAC-SHA1\nexpires_in:86400\n'
expecting += 'mac_key:y/NsSugej//MGmCmUyauWLSlZKM=\n'
self.failUnlessEqual(result, expecting)
def renderHTTP(self, ctx):
"""
OpenID provider flow begins here.
@see: L{nevow.inevow.IResource}
"""
request = inevow.IRequest(ctx)
requestData = protocol.OpenIDRequest(request)
yield self.authenticate(ctx)
output = False
try:
mode = requestData.get('openid.mode')
registry = self.portal.realm.registry
if(mode == 'associate'):
output = protocol.associate(registry, requestData)
elif(mode == 'checkid_immediate'):
output = yield protocol.checkid_immediate(registry, requestData, self.user)
elif(mode == 'checkid_setup'):
output = yield protocol.checkid_setup(registry, requestData, self.user)
elif(mode == 'check_authentication'):
output = protocol.check_authentication(registry, requestData)
else:
output = util.handleError(requestData, "invalid mode '%s' specified" % requestData.get('openid.mode'))
except:
reason = failure.Failure()
log.err(reason)
# This should really never happen, since the protocol code itself
# should attempt to give more informative messages when reasonable
output = util.handleError(requestData, "A server error occurred: %s" % reason.getErrorMessage())
if(isinstance(output, url.URL)):
log.msg('REDIRECT: %r' % output)
request.redirect(output)
returnValue('')
else:
if(output is False):
returnValue(super(ProviderPage, self).renderHTTP(ctx))
log.msg('OUTPUT: %r' % output)
returnValue(output)