Example usage for javax.ejb CreateException CreateException

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In this page you can find the example usage for javax.ejb CreateException CreateException.

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public CreateException() 

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Constructs a CreateException with no detail message.

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From source file:org.ejbca.core.ejb.ca.store.CertificateStoreSessionBean.java

@TransactionAttribute(TransactionAttributeType.REQUIRED)
@Override/*  w  ww .  j  av  a 2s.  com*/
public boolean storeCertificate(Admin admin, Certificate incert, String username, String cafp, int status,
        int type, int certificateProfileId, String tag, long updateTime) throws CreateException {
    if (log.isTraceEnabled()) {
        log.trace(">storeCertificate(" + username + ", " + cafp + ", " + status + ", " + type + ")");
    }
    // Strip dangerous chars
    username = StringTools.strip(username);

    // We need special handling here of CVC certificate with EC keys, because they lack EC parameters in all certs except the Root certificate (CVCA)
    PublicKey pubk = incert.getPublicKey();
    if ((pubk instanceof PublicKeyEC)) {
        PublicKeyEC pkec = (PublicKeyEC) pubk;
        // The public key of IS and DV certificate (CVC) do not have any parameters so we have to do some magic to get a complete EC public key
        ECParameterSpec spec = pkec.getParams();
        if (spec == null) {
            // We need to enrich this public key with parameters
            try {
                if (cafp != null) {
                    String cafingerp = cafp;
                    CertificateData cacert = CertificateData.findByFingerprint(entityManager, cafp);
                    if (cacert == null) {
                        throw new FinderException();
                    }
                    String nextcafp = cacert.getCaFingerprint();
                    int bar = 0; // never go more than 5 rounds, who knows what strange things can exist in the CAFingerprint column, make sure we never get stuck here
                    while ((!StringUtils.equals(cafingerp, nextcafp)) && (bar++ < 5)) {
                        cacert = CertificateData.findByFingerprint(entityManager, cafp);
                        if (cacert == null) {
                            throw new FinderException();
                        }
                        cafingerp = nextcafp;
                        nextcafp = cacert.getCaFingerprint();
                    }
                    // We found a root CA certificate, hopefully ?
                    PublicKey pkwithparams = cacert.getCertificate().getPublicKey();
                    pubk = KeyTools.getECPublicKeyWithParams(pubk, pkwithparams);
                }
            } catch (FinderException e) {
                log.info("Can not find CA certificate with fingerprint: " + cafp);
            } catch (Exception e) {
                // This catches NoSuchAlgorithmException, NoSuchProviderException and InvalidKeySpecException and possibly something else (NPE?)
                // because we want to continue anyway
                if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
                    log.debug("Can not enrich EC public key with missing parameters: ", e);
                }
            }
        }
    } // finished with ECC key special handling

    // Create the certificate in one go with all parameters at once. This used to be important in EJB2.1 so the persistence layer only creates *one* single
    // insert statement. If we do a home.create and the some setXX, it will create one insert and one update statement to the database.
    // Probably not important in EJB3 anymore
    final CertificateData data1 = new CertificateData(incert, pubk, username, cafp, status, type,
            certificateProfileId, tag, updateTime);
    final String issuerDN = data1.getIssuerDN();
    try {
        entityManager.persist(data1);
    } catch (Exception e) {
        // For backward compatibility. We should drop the throw entirely and rely on the return value.
        CreateException ce = new CreateException();
        ce.setStackTrace(e.getStackTrace());
        throw ce;
    }
    final String msg = intres.getLocalizedMessage("store.storecert");
    logSession.log(admin, issuerDN.hashCode(), LogConstants.MODULE_CA, new Date(), username, incert,
            LogConstants.EVENT_INFO_STORECERTIFICATE, msg);
    log.trace("<storeCertificate()");
    return true;
}

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