Stomp-Client: add authentication to connection process#18
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There's a typo, should be client.getAuthenticationPassword().
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An Idea I had to get around the colon-separation issue is to require username and password to be url-encoded and throw an error if there's more than one colon in the getUserInfo() string. What do you think? |
This should now be more compliant to RFC3986. RFC3986 (3.2.1) states that the username ends at the first colon, and everything after that is to be considered parameters for the authorization scheme. (Here, it will be the password only.)
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I had a good re-read of RFC3986 (URI syntax) and rewrote the Authorization extraction to reflect that. |
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This should fix #15
Known issues: you can't have passwords or usernames with colons in them. (Anyone know of suitable framework code to parse a URI.getUserInfo() in a standards-compliant way?)