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import nl.gx.webmanager.services.credentials.CredentialsProviderService;
public class SomeClassThatNeedsTheCustomCredentialsSet {
....
OwnedConfigurationService myOwnedConfigurationService;
private final static String CREDENTIAL_IDENTIFIER = "someCredentialSetIdentier";
public void doSomething() {
String username, password;
CustomCredenentials someCustomCredentials = myCredentialsProviderService.getCredentials(CREDENTIAL_IDENTIFIER);
if (someCredentials == null) {
username = myOwnedConfigurationService.getUsername();
password = myOwnedConfigurationService.getPassword();
} else {
username = someCustomCredentials.getUsername();
password = someCustomCredentials.getPassword();
}
// Use the credentials
....
}
} |
 Depending Depending on the application server being used, a credential provider or -vault may be standard within the application server such as inside IBM WebSphere or another product can be used for this functionality (in case of Tomcat or Jboss) alike CyberArk.
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